Marrying a man is like ordering an imitation crepe in an imitation of a cafe in an imitation of Paris.
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That's funny, using a fake imitation burger to advertise what is allegedly a fake imitation burger.
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It's not simply pantographic repetition; it's imitation, and imitation that can be used in new situations to boot.
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According to Plato, art is an imitation of an imitation, a mere illusion twice removed from the reality of the eternal Forms.
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He is basically a slower and less effective imitation of Floyd Mayweather Jr., and an imitation will always fall short of the real thing.
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So far, Beyond Meat, like its competitors, has largely focused on imitation beef, with its signature Beyond Burger and new offerings of imitation ground beef.
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" In recent weeks, though, "Designated Survivor" has begun to seem less like an imitation of "24" and more like an imitation of "The West Wing.
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Johnson does a game (if not exactly spot-on) imitation of DeVito's rasp, while Hart does a (quite spot-on) imitation of Danny Glover's gentility.
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Imitation high-end wines may satisfy many people, but they are commodities, no more worthy of applause than the imitation designer bags sold on Canal Street.
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Why do we support an entire imitation-meat industry but not imitation peanuts for people with allergies, or "fake carrots for the strict Jains, who avoid root vegetables," Zaraska wonders.
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The old saw about imitation being the sincerest form of flattery isn't really true for remakes — find something fresh, or go home — yet imitation is what mostly comes to mind here.
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It has been said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but imitation also seems to be the sincerest way to find yourself on the receiving end of a lawsuit.
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Are you going to make other imitation seafood moving forward?
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The company also sells imitation sausages and vegan ground beef.
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Tyson's imitation nuggets use pea protein in place of chicken.
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Imitation is the highest form of flattery, especially for Halloween!
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Where do you draw the line between reverence and imitation?
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As they say, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery….
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It was all imitation, but, I don't know, looking back . . .
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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery as they say.
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The contest, say critics, is a poor imitation of democracy.
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Also a challenge: striking a balance between imitation and innovation.
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Yet imitation has not produced a replica of the West.
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"He just made an imitation of this art," he said.
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But today's G.O.P. is a pale imitation of that party.
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Imitation learning models human behavior of motorists, cyclists and pedestrians.
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Simone Rocha Large Imitation Pearl & Crystal Hair Clip, $175; nordstrom.
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"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," Omar tweeted Thursday.
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Think Benedict Cumberbatch in 'The 'Imitation Game' and you're there.
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Even paintings by the great masters were a poor imitation.
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It's fine, but it's a pale imitation of the original.
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Imitation is indeed the sincerest form of flattery, after all.
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I felt like Halo 4 was pale imitation of previous Halos.
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So, what was the hardest part of designing an imitation shrimp?
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According to the transcript, he did an imitation of the bear.
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An Chinese imitation of the original iPhone, called the C-002.
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Three imitation apps have by now sprouted under the shop's name.
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These shoestring imitation movies confuse viewers looking for genuine Hollywood blockbusters.
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There are five different imitation attacks from ransomware developers out there.
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It was a cheap imitation of the computer from Star Trek.
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AEDT Imitation Twitter account replaced with Kourtney Jorge's authentic Twitter account.
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Imitation is, as we all know, the highest form of flattery.
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"Judge Kavanaugh is doing an imitation of President Trump," she said.
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Wildness Action is seen as a close imitation of that game.
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"One looks through the design to an imitation sky," he said.
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An imitation peony, carved out of egg, floated regally on top.
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"Huge, it's huge," Cranston said, launching into an imitation of Trump.
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"It's not a matter of imitation but connection," Mr. Veshi said.
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Then I immediately purchased Imitation of Life and watched it again.
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All are tailor-made to complement your best Jane Birkin imitation.
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Inspiration and imitation were the true teachers, as they'd always been.
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His imitation -- at the end of the clip -- is pretty hilarious.
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Vladimir Putin is a leading practitioner of this form of imitation.
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Intervening in the U.S. election was a means of hostile imitation.
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Bingham as an impressionable child's imitation of her parents' bad influence.
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"They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," he said.
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But imitation is hardly a deterrent, certainly not at these prices.
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On the one hand, imitation is the greatest form of flattery.
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Unfortunately, the club badge is actually an imitation of an imitation in the form of a Holbeinesque plaque with Henry VIII's face on it, long displayed on the front of a council building in Hemel town centre.
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I didn't want to do an imitation of Donatella, or a caricature.
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The imitation-liquor market is tiny, but other vendors are trickling in.
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Musically speaking, corniness is usually associated with whiteness, imitation, or derivative crossover.
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Knightley attends a screening of The Imitation Game in London on Oct.
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Which came first: Bernie's gestures or the SNL imitation of his gestures?
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And, we're told, as with Gucci bags, there were imitation Ulfberht swords.
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First, Hefner sued Playmen in 1973, for imitation of trademark — Hefner lost.
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Trump's derisive imitation of the testimony was "just plain wrong," Collins said.
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Or is it what one scientist called a simulacra, an imitation fossil?
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Want to watch The Imitation Game on a two-hour subway ride?
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It's this strange imitation game that gives the flock its unified appearance.
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Success breeds imitation for the pair until it all comes crashing down.
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The second neural network known as the imitation network then takes over.
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This beakless penguin screeching in a pale imitation of my beloved Chewbacca?
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She also does stand-up comedy and a killer Rosie Perez imitation.
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In business as in life, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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Such imitation will inspire reader loyalty and passion—up to a point.
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But this was not a tribute show by an '20023s imitation band.
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"Every imitation has its basis in love for the original," she said.
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She eats Brussels sprouts and imitation crab while cracking up Colin Jost.
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But as with the NES CE, the imitation only goes so far.
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This was a Madame Tussaud's imitation of the new rave I knew.
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He smoothed his hair slowly, moving deliberately in an imitation of sobriety.
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One of the universals of play has always been imitation and approximation.
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"To be sure, imitation is the highest form of flattery," he said.
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But imitation isn't the route to brilliance, our chief TV critic writes.
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"We're delighted that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," she says.
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Food that's an imitation of other food is kind of a trend.
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Shortly afterward, a truckload of poor-imitation Giacometti statues arrived from Switzerland.
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Such imitation will inspire reader loyalty and passion — up to a point.
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"Then I thought, argh, I can't just do an imitation!" he said.
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It makes one look like, quite literally, a pale — and poor — imitation.
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Caution: If you haven't seen The Imitation Game, this post contains spoilers.
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The first film adaptation of Turing's biography, The Imitation Game, was born.
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"The media industry can positively or negatively influence imitation suicides," the study said.
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It was both an imitation and a reversal of traditional foreign-policy engagements.
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A 2005 remake, starring Paris Hilton, was a pale imitation of the original.
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The company said they've encountered previous issues with other manufacturers creating imitation batteries.
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He was equally dubious about semicolons, which he referred to as 'imitation periods.
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It was great news delivered in an iconic manner that just invited imitation.
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If imitation is the best form of flattery, Facebook must really admire Snapchat.
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However, none of these imitation databases are built on a true document architecture.'
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What I got was… a very pretty-but-stiff and ultimately lackluster imitation.
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Without them, Thrones feels more like an imitation of itself with every episode.
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Shirley Manson, singer of rock band Garbage, holds up a skinned imitation fox.
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James said the popularity of that routine prompted imitation... and she loves it.
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But Front Mission was not just a direct Japanese imitation of Clancy's work.
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Sixty-two percent of respondents say they've seen Alec Baldwin's imitation of Trump.
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Their joint venture opened in January, following years of mutual admiration and imitation.
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When borrowing is acknowledged, after all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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The left should bestow upon David Koch the sincerest form of flattery: imitation.
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Look for The Imitation Game: Alan Turing Decoded on shelves March 22nd, 2016.
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The uncertainty adds a little intrigue, raising questions about style and self-imitation.
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Even if imitation is the highest compliment, WhatsApp executives are not admitting it.
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His imitation Pollock was expert enough to delight the artist Willem de Kooning.
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What the imitation lacks in stretchiness, it makes up for in buoyant ooze.
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When shopping for gemstones, you'll typically encounter three types: natural, synthetic and imitation.
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But the aboveground versions are not imitation diamonds, like cubic zirconia or moissanite.
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That is, until the script for The Imitation Game landed in his lap.
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While companies producing imitation meat boast of the environmental benefits, some researchers point out that for people wanting to substantially lower their carbon footprint, having unprocessed plant-based diets instead of eating imitation products is healthier and better for the planet.
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If imitation is truly the highest form of praise, Kim should feel very honored.
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I didn't do that, and besides, I wasn't interested in merely doing an imitation.
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Larry David's now-legendary Bernie Sanders imitation captures this side of the Vermont senator.
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But as The Imitation Game shows, where there are codes, there are code-breakers.
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With more downloadable movie services, the Hollywood imitation movie market has become big business.
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Everything I was being offered at that point was a pale imitation of Emma.
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Once dry, small strips of the imitation leather can be used for cosmetic repairs.
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The ones that succeed through widespread imitation have best evolved for repetition and communication.
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He forged an imitation instrument out of bamboo before later buying one in Bangladesh.
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Politics, where anecdote passes for evidence, is particularly susceptible to the dangers of imitation.
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"Republicans in Washington do a fairly credible imitation of an opposition party," he added.
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Passports were duly shown, VKs were duly purchased, imitation Jager bombs were duly downed.
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Comedian Larry David did a better imitation of Bernie than Bernie could do himself.
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Imitation is necessarily an asymmetrical relationship between a superior model and its inferior imitators.
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Kellogg's product line Incogmeato includes plant-based patties and imitation chicken tenders and nuggets.
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A simulacrum is a poor substitute or imitation, a counterfeit image of the real.
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American officials say the company started through imitation, and even theft, of American technology.
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He has persuaded many Americans that they have been victimized by imitation and theft.
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Never mind imitation – dedicating a song to someone is the sincerest form of flattery.
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"Best Day of My Life" by American Authors is a cheap Imagine Dragons imitation.
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"Innovation happens from imitation in many ways," said digital strategist and marketer Ross Simmonds.
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If imitation is the greatest measure of success, it is also its depressing result.
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Occasionally they produce a convincing, if less lofty, imitation of a red-tailed hawk.
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The lines are read robotically, as if in imitation of speech-to-text programs.
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It's an imitation that doesn't understand the soul of the artistic choices it's mimicking.
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And with this wild technological age we live in, soon, a plant-based pork imitation imitation might be on its way to our grocery store shelves soon—and might even be able to be sold as certified Kosher, according to some rabbis.
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We continue to imitate their behavior and this sets up a reciprocal interaction that looks like imitation and that ultimately becomes imitation but is driven by the parents or the adult's behavior rather than the baby copying what somebody does perfectly from birth.
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Last Sunday she made headlines when she wore $11 imitation gold drop earrings from Accessorize.
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And she does so studiously, gazing into a mirror to ensure her imitation is lifelike.
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Kellogg's Morningstar Farms brand, which already makes veggie burgers, will expand its chicken imitation products.
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An interceptor launched from a base in California destroyed an imitation ICBM over the Pacific.
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"This was not a full-fledged investigation, but an imitation," wrote Nemtsov's daughter, Zhanna Nemtsova.
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So, the team at Embodied Intelligence is turning to another method known as imitation learning.
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Mooney, it turns out, does a more-than-passable imitation of Evans' Down Under accent.
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Electric Dreams, which features an entirely different twist, is more interested in imitation and disposability.
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Although more imitation than innovation, every addition was necessary steps toward a more open iOS.
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Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but try telling that to Britney Spears.
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If imitation is the highest form of flattery, then Grace Vanderwaal should be very flattered.
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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Gulf carriers are reciprocating Turkish's earlier compliments.
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But these reviews discuss the similarities like Practical Magic's version is just a pale imitation.
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Eventually they wind up making an imitation of that song from earlier in their life.
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Grinding, in its imitation of forward movement, is catnip to a mind stuck in neutral.
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During the day, he said, the hole was concealed by a small imitation-wood cabinet.
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Ray signed it "yr pal" in imitation of how a specific baseball player signed baseballs.
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"BEDOOBE DUWOP BABOWWW" Teigen captioned the video in imitation of her husband's unparalleled scatting skills.
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"I know what that gesture is," she said, recalling Mr. Trump's imitation of Mr. Kovaleski.
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Before long a robot's touch may be a very passable imitation of a human one.
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But who knew that Jennifer Lawrence, of all people, was such an imitation-worthy celeb?
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The second was to make this anime true to the world, but not an imitation.
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The second became a replacement—a poor imitation, the one who could never measure up.
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Sometimes, after getting a vaccine, the imitation infection can cause minor symptoms, such as fever.
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Mr. Harrison-Quintana said Grindr would welcome such imitation and not sue to stop it.
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The imitation steak tasted like real cow, and the scallion flatbread added an interesting twist.
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In his imitation of that indelible image, however, Ai looked more like a beached whale.
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Mr. Mallick gave us a closely observed imitation of a peacock, the Indian national bird.
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Success breeds imitation and competition, an open market for other lowlifes to stake their claim.
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The imitation pork is gluten-free, antibiotic-free, and designed for halal and kosher certification.
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The emotional signature of all this imitation—or mimesis—is not admiration but consuming envy.
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Alan Turing: The Enigma by Andrew HodgesThis is the book that inspired The Imitation Game.
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Solving our climate crisis is important, but it's unlikely that imitation beef is our savior.
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"Imitation" gems, by contrast, are the costume jewelry variety of stones typically made of glass.
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I think that imitation is the most boring thing you can do with a computer.
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This hammer is more than just a foam imitation that you'll find in a toy store.
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The 6-year-old debuted his own imitation Mr. Kraines at Kris' mother's 82nd birthday party.
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Poor countries tend to grow faster than rich ones, largely because imitation is easier than invention.
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Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but not when credit goes unacknowledged — and unpaid.
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As for McKinnon, she gets asked abut her spot-on imitation of pop star Justin Bieber.
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Still complimenting my additions to our E.T. imitation, his voice lowered at least half an octave.
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Consumers have also become more conscious about their meat intake, growing the market for imitation meat.
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It's an intense, horrific thing they're watching as part of the movie The Imitation of Life.
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If imitation is the highest form of flattery, then Britney Spears should be very, very flattered.
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We broke down weapons into five categories: firearms, knives, replica or imitation guns, "other," and unarmed.
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But cultural appropriation is more than just a cheap, straw imitation of the wide-brimmed hat.
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We examine how the United States has been affected by end of the age of imitation.
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They have something to do that is like a friendly imitation of work: they take pictures.
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He then launched into a mocking imitation of her, drawing laughter and applause from the crowd.
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Mr. Buchla disliked the term "synthesizer," which suggested to him a synthetic imitation of existing sounds.
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This crude attempt at imitation, unfortunately, is part of a very common iterative cycle in politics.
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Straight crab wasn't sweet enough for guests at first, because they're so used to imitation crab.
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It's not as good as the ones in Porto, he says, but it's a passable imitation.
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Everything from her strut, to the heels that touch the ground feels like a horrific imitation.
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During a phone conversation, a spokeswoman described the "squalid" underground factories where imitation items are made.
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Enraptured by his white professors, he decorated his modest lodgings in punctilious imitation of their homes.
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Also known as bis (methylthio) methane, it supplies a fair imitation of the natural truffle smell.
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Even more surprising, this isn't the first time the imitation fetched a handsome sum at auction.
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That heritage has not disappeared as a consequence of imitation, which has been a benign phenomenon.
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Equifax, however, did just that after Nick Sweeting, a software engineer, created an imitation of equifaxsecurity2017.
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His style is sentimental gothic, and though it should be easy to caricature, it defies imitation.
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Ransom was wounded in the shooting Tuesday night and an "imitation pistol" was recovered, police said.
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Other stores have tried to copy the formula, but these feel like imitation rather than innovation.
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Unsympathetic reviewers saw "Car Wash" as a lowbrow imitation of "American Graffiti" (1973) or "Nashville" (1975).
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Verdict: They say imitation is the greatest form of flattery, but these imitations just look fatty.
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He steps into it, takes off his clothes, and does an imitation of a fire engine.
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"I got to meet her last year," Katie told me, clutching her imitation Divas Championship belt.
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They were mocking Nathan's sacred music with purposefully disrespectful dancing and a perverted imitation of his singing.
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I cannot stress this enough: Imitation is supposed to be the sincerest form of flattery, not battery.
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We know from experience that Fascism and the tendencies that lead to it are subject to imitation.
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To satisfy consumers with an imitation egg, it has to do all of the things eggs do.
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For that purpose, they replicate the AirPods experience pretty well — often to the point of outright imitation.
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The market for imitation meats has been growing as more consumers look to reduce their meat intake.
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There are other, smaller investors who also think that Endless West can produce profitable imitation alcoholic beverages.
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He's a genre-breaker, and I can't wait for the ★ imitation albums to start coming out.
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The team's prosthesis, while certainly impressive, is still an imperfect imitation of the human arm and hand.
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He was dressed in a pair of flared jeans and an imitation Perfecto jacket studded with badges.
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That in of itself is an art form; after all, imitation is the purest form of flattery.
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He was shot by police after exiting the vehicle with two imitation firearms, and is in custody.
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To the contrary, the American herd marches in lockstep toward ever-greater levels of conformance and imitation.
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I'm assuming you didn't do any film study, but what went into the rooster imitation you did?
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We remount his chrome motorboat as daylight singes sheets of warm air, revealing another imitation of Heaven.
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You argue that this development 'signals the end of the Age of Imitation as we understand it'.
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Might you have done an imitation of Nikita Khrushchev for your godchild, to explain who he was?
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I even experimented with the kinds of West Coast health foods that trade in obviously unsatisfying imitation.
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It was sort of a funny imitation of a president, only the actual president was doing it.
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But unlike the artists who'd rap in imitation American accents back then, Lava's sound is distinctly London.
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Issues arise when imitation is based on a shallow and offensive stereotype, which is just blatant racism.
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The article also misstated the joking label on an organ stop that makes a bird song imitation.
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It's never a question of meeting any outside expectation or standard, and is the opposite of imitation.
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"I'm not looking for imitation – I'm looking for celebration," John Rando, the director of "The Honeymooners," explained.
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"I guess I've always been told that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery," he said.
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" He added, "Her work is not an imitation of dance history, but is a distinct intellectual journey.
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As Girard had it, we are defined and constituted as a species by our reliance on imitation.
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To watch other players sliding on hardcourts is a pale imitation of the art Djokovic has perfected.
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"Waves" and "Uncut Gems" are among the movies that carry his DNA, although not in slavish imitation.
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The suspect exited the vehicle displaying imitation firearms & was shot by NYPD The suspect is in custody.
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"Imitation is the greatest form of flattery," Old Mutual chairman Patrick O'Sullivan said of the Prudential move.
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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but this might be a bit too sincere.
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Imitation being the sincerest form of flattery, those who served businessman Trump picked up the Sharpie habit.
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For now, creative small shops will have to look at imitation as the sincerest form of flattery.
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The vision network was trained like most others, but things get really funky at the imitation stage.
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I mean, I like Alec, but his imitation of me is really mean-spirited and not very good.
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Cindy Sherman: Imitation of Life continues at the Broad (22 S Grand Avenue, Los Angeles) through October 2.
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I heard about it first from a director friend of mine, Morten Tyldum, who did The Imitation Game.
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Opening your mouth hole will summon a tiny Pikachu who screams and tries to electrocute your poor imitation.
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They say imitation is the best form of flattery, but honestly: this particular case might be pushing it.
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These are the neurons that can fuel mimicry, imitation, and sometimes empathy when you see another person's actions.
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Since then, Tim Hortons has rolled out Beyond Meat's imitation sausage and burgers to its stores in Canada.
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"Oh, they don't have any lawyers," she mocked in a nasally imitation of a snooty, middle-aged journalist.
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Cindy Sherman: Imitation of Life is on view from June 11 to October 2, 2016 at The Broad.
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What had been ten years of innovation, evolution and maturation began to transform into repetition, imitation and simulation.
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The RevenantSophia looks unbearably cute in her imitation of Leonardo DiCaprio's mountain man Hugh Glass from The Revenant.
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Mensch was a Conservative member of Parliament and until recently led Heat Street, Rupert Murdoch's attempted Breitbart imitation.
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I discovered that Jack in the Box's taco is much bigger, tastier, and cheaper than Burger King's imitation.
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Trump launched into an imitation of Ford, making fun of her answers to senators' questions regarding her allegations.
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The imitation domains "raise the question of a broader campaign against the upcoming 2018 Winter Games," ThreatConnect said.
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An imitation New York Times article is making the rounds on social media, duping readers into believing Sen.
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Read more: Why online-meat-delivery startups and imitation-meat brands are simultaneously thriving in today's food world
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"Diss Obama by day, do poor man's imitation of 85033 campaign by night," he said in a tweet.
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If it pleases the reader, I would like to humbly offer an imitation of Billy Mitchell's public comments.
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With prices starting from $15 onwards for the original, this Taobao imitation is one heck of a bargain.
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I did not believe it as a recent fake since I never came across such a close imitation.
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Watch the video above to get the breakdown — and remember that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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Whether it's Metallica's heavy metal iconography or an imitation Tweeky Dave denim jacket, it's all recycled goods anyway.
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A visual colonization of the unseen world (or in the hands of lesser minds, a less valuable imitation).
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If you're truly weirded out by meat, it's possible you don't actually want an uncannily accurate bleeding imitation.
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A work of art has a magisterial quality about it, a justifying élan which grants virtue to imitation.
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But she still managed to amaze us with her latest imitation of an A-list actress on Saturday.
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Its uselessness is its saving grace — an imitation of a luxury item that makes light of its illegitimacy.
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A 2014 film, "The Imitation Game", starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Turing, won an Oscar for best adapted screenplay.
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When I finished Dark Souls 2, I wanted more; it felt like a pale imitation of the original.
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This is why he created an imitation heraldic Trump family crest, to ennoble cuff links, shirts and cologne.
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The same habit of reverence that doomed his artwork to bland imitation served him well as a biographer.
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On the airfield, the staccato of imitation gunfire brought some villagers to record the spectacle on their cellphones.
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If you've watched any of Ms. Meyers's movies, the resemblance between influence and imitation will be readily apparent.
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The harmonies were right on key, with a Japanese mood that didn't cross the line into outright imitation.
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In time, however, it had been overtaken by the defeated powers, seemingly in imitation of the United States.
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Renault said farewell to him with team members, including Ricciardo, sporting blonde wigs in imitation of his hair.
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Victory spawns imitation, and the Trump template is likely to influence our politics for some time to come.
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Also leaving are some critically acclaimed titles such as Frances Ha, Bonnie and Clyde, and The Imitation Game.
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The caricature in the imitation underscores the distance between what Lucy came from and what she has become.
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In the United States, where there are no authentic medieval castles, imitation ones are few and far between.
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If it is true that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Habitat's concrete should be blushing.
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Unfortunately for the president, it's Baldwin who does the good imitation of Trump, not the other way around.
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Mr. Ransom emerged from a back room and raised the imitation pistol, walking toward them, Chief Maloney said.
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One-shot imitation learning seems a bit like magic, but there's a lot going on under the hood.
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John Gavin, the actor best known for his work in films including Imitation of Life and Psycho, has died.
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Imitation effects can be explained by vulnerability and "identification with the main character who dies by suicide," he explained.
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Instagram rolls out disappearing, Snapchat-like messages In tech and in life, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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This time she came to the same gallery to pose as a real life imitation of Edouard Manet's Olympia.
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While it's not straight-up imitation, The Killers have spotted some of its lyrics in a pretty surprising place.
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Mac has been doing Judy Garland for 17 years now, though his talent for imitation goes back much further.
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For the unacquainted, fairy bread consists of cheap white bread, margarine (imitation butter) and a layer of rainbow sprinkles.
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Scarif's placid waters and white sands seemed a pale imitation of Lah'mu's grandeur, but they would have to do.
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Spatial reciprocity, on the other hand, has to do with chain reactions of random altruistic acts inspired by imitation.
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I think you were really good at doing that imitation but I don't know who you are at all.
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Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but in some cases, it could be grounds for a lawsuit.
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Every prime minister he worked for, he liked, especially Macmillan, of whom he could do a pretty good imitation.
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Germany, too, has seen street demonstrations in imitation of the French ones, under an identical banner, Demo für Alle.
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His first challenge was getting past her babysitter, who thought he was Meryl's father, Harry, doing an Eastwood imitation.
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That's not the imitation Trump was doing -- he was doing a standard retard, waving his arms and sounding stupid.
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This gives you extra protection if someone does try to keep your original device and return a damaged imitation.
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People often say imitation is the best form of flattery, but Kim Kardashian West isn't here for the copycats.
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The two companies created the Drinkworks machine, an imitation of Keurig's well-known coffee maker intended to make cocktails.
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The actress never named Trump, but criticized his imitation last year of a disabled former New York Times reporter.
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They start making out, but as their foreplay intensifies, her imitation of a sensual performance goes off the rails.
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Despite their small brains, bees are capable of complex behavior, such as solving puzzles and learning skills through imitation.
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Like any other successful marketing strategy, feminism in its hollowed-out state offers endless possibilities for imitation and exploration.
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This novel is being adapted into a film by The Imitation Game's director, Morten Tyldum, which has us excited.
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Streep in an emotional speech Sunday night referred to Trump's imitation of Serge Kovaleski, saying it broke her heart.
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And government labeling requirements, often jargon-heavy (what is "imitation milk product"?) and unwieldy, undermine these limited marketing efforts.
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As of late Monday evening, the imitation story had 85033,000 shares, 15,000 of them on Facebook, the Times added.
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Pyotr Deinekin, former commander of the Soviet air force, exchanged models of the B-1 and a Soviet imitation.
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He decides it has been ridiculous to grow his toenails long, for example, in imitation of a deer's hooves.
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" It's unlikely that Cumberbatch's female co-stars were paid equally for past projects like "The Imitation Game" or "Dr.
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The official said the travel bag was possibly an imitation of a design made by the brand Louis Vuitton.
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Hill: In our California rolls, we use a mixture of wild-capture crab and a bit of imitation crab.
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The cakewalk was a dance, created by slaves in imitation (some accounts say in mockery) of the white minuet.
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Timothy notes that surrounding supermarkets and high-end, tourist-oriented specialty shops carry imitation brands, but not Royal Dansk.
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There is a quote I love from Kenny Werner's book entitled Effortless Mastery where he is addressing imitation vs.
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Thankfully, Super Mario Run actually plays and feels like a 2D Mario platformer, not a cheesy imitation of one.
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The enduring fascination with Turing's story inspired the 21941 movie "The Imitation Game," starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley.
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He finished the job by sprinkling salt flakes from on high, in a pale imitation of the master's style.
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On his first day in office, Mr. Zinke rode a horse to work, in plain imitation of Teddy Roosevelt.
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"It's hard when you start restoring everything and it becomes like an imitation of the past," Ms. Andrei said.
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His great success at mimicking Sullivan led to imitations of his imitation, about which Mr. Jordan was extremely protective.
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Meanwhile, Apple testified at the hearing about the company's struggles with imitation Apple products spreading across e-commerce platforms.
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Writing shows its influences by the contagion of rhythm and pacing more often than by exact imitation of ideas.
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After arriving on set in their tram cars, visitors would sit and view an imitation earthquake scene play out.
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The bots in MineRL had to learn using a combination of methods known as imitation learning and reinforcement learning.
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In imitation learning, agents are shown data of the task ahead of them, and they try to imitate it.
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Its TV adaptation could have been just as refreshing, but too often, it looked like a pale, confused imitation.
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In high school in the 1970s, Mr. Pence would regale friends with an imitation of his grandfather's soft brogue.
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" He added that he liked Mr. Baldwin but "his imitation of me is really meanspirited and not very good.
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Investigators recovered a black imitation pistol from the scene of the shooting, which occurred shortly after 12:48 a.m.
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"There seem to be a lot of imitation puka shell necklaces coming from elsewhere in the world," he says.
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The imitation-meat industry is booming, fueled by customer concern over the environmental and ethical downsides of meat production.
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Why have a snitch sing when he can be "doing his best Freddie Mercury imitation for D.E.A. right now"?
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Banning small businesses from using common words or compelling them to label their food "imitation" would just cause confusion.
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"I mean, I think you know, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery in a way," Charlotte said.
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Say Boyhood received 1,000 first-place votes, Birdman 900, The Imitation Game 203, and The Grand Budapest Hotel 590.
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To mark Mr. Sanders's appearance, "Saturday Night Live" tweeted out a brief video of Mr. David doing his Sanders imitation.
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Morten Tyldum (The Imitation Game) directs the awards hopeful, which co-stars Michael Sheen (Masters of Sex) as a robot.
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As a cheap imitation, I'd take a plastic spoon to my sugar-bomb Frappuccinos, diving into the whipped cream first.
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Saturday Night Live's resident chameleon Kate McKinnon seems to have no limitations when it comes to the art of imitation.
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But by and large, Lost Legacy manages to be something no Uncharted game has ever been: more than mere imitation.
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It seemed to have been dropped in from another country, an imitation of a postcard sent from far, far away.
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At Fox News, he victimized women while teaching conservatives how to perform, to great success, an imitation of paranoid victimhood.
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In imitation of Mr Biden, she is ramping up her attacks on the president, including by arguing for his impeachment.
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But you know what they say about imitation, and Delevingne knows how to put her own twist on the look.
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Our commitment to that single mission will continue to differentiate the real MongoDB from any imitation products that come along.
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Imitation was the sincerest form of flattery when 3-year-old Parker Curry dressed up as Michelle Obama for Halloween.
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He is the soul of Cozmo To create that imitation of life, Anki programmed Cozmo using a film animation approach.
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A young woman in a movie theater stares rapt at a racially charged scene in the The Imitation of Life.
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If you don't have Prime, you simply cannot buy a copy of The Imitation Game or Interstellar from Amazon. Sorry!
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Larsen's Passing to Fannie Hurst's An Imitation of Life to Philip Roth's Human Stain to Bliss Broyard's One Drop. The
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Its latest units move in imitation of two unusual animals: a tumbling spider and a flying fox (think big bat).
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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Bebe Rexha got some serious kudos from pop royalty at the VMAs.
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In Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador, I tried a soy-based ceviche at a retreat center that did a reasonable imitation.
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They say imitation is the highest form of flattery — unless you're talking about straight up ripping off someone else's show.
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It's a pale imitation of the more dynamic musically-driven battle sequences in Guardians of the Galaxy or Thor: Ragnarok.
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Munroe was arrested for drug possession while Burns was slapped with promoting prostitution and possession of an imitation firearm counts.
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So did those in 12 Years a Slave, The Wolf of Wall Street, The Imitation Game, and The Big Short.
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Finley's second act begins with an imitation of an acceptance speech, filled with gratitude but progresses quickly into darker territory.
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Knightley plays Joan Clarke in the "The Imitation Game" (2014) which took home seven Academy-Award nominations and one win.
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The hosts of "The Daily Shoah" performatively pronounce "white" as "huh-white," a mocking imitation of a good ol' boy.
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If these stories are not the real thing, they're such a good imitation of it that the distinction is meaningless.
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He was shot by police while displaying "imitation firearms," according to news reports, and was taken to a nearby hospital.
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And last November, Trump received criticism for mocking the reporter at a rally, contorting his arms in an apparent imitation.
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And even if inspections were required, nuclear experts worry that nations could try to fool inspectors by offering imitation warheads.
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If imitation is the highest form of flattery, Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are being awfully kind to each other.
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In short order, Spieth's round, and his victory hopes, unraveled like a cheap imitation of the coveted Masters green jacket.
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Imitation, we're told for reasons that are never, and will never be, fully explained, is the sincerest form of flattery.
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Amouage, Imitation Woman For the last few seasons, the house of Amouage has been focused on light, high-femme florals.
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At night, Jones, wearing a wig, would descend the restaurant's winding wrought-iron staircase to do a Dusty Springfield imitation.
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There is something about the film's brazen mixing of incompatible elements that defies categorization, imitation or even sober critical assessment.
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Kellogg will also offer fully prepared imitation chicken tenders and nuggets sold in the freezer section next to traditional chicken.
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"This is a magical moment for logos," he said, and a brand can embrace its own and its own imitation.
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Through willful imitation of Japanese art, van Gogh became the van Gogh we know, perhaps the world's most famous painter.
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That widespread imitation has served mostly to underscore the distinctive qualities of the original — and those qualities are singular indeed.
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On their second date later that week he amused her with a spot-on imitation of one of their professors.
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The imitation pork sausage will be sold in a toasted breakfast croissant, called the Impossible Croissanwich, with egg and cheese.
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Imitation will happen for the right reasons and there is no reason to imitate products still looking to gain scale.
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"It's bound to be a pale imitation of the original, with all due respects to [producer] Mark Wolper," he says.
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Before Barry Goldwater won the nomination in 1964, the Republican Party was a liberal but paler imitation of the Democrats.
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EXCLUSIVE-IMPOSSIBLE FOODS SAYS CANNOT PRODUCE ENOUGH OF ITS IMITATION MEAT TO PARTNER WITH WORLD'S NO.1 FAST-FOOD CHAIN
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Veganized versions of popular spreads like cream cheese are also expected to go beyond imitation and begin leaning towards innovation.
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"It was thought to be an imitation" of a Michelangelo, and "not a faithful one at that," said the Rev.
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"I've been working on the imitation for a while," Mr. Shapiro said in a phone interview on Sunday from Paris.
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You actually were on the record on this,'" Clinton began, before launching into a quick Trump imitation: "'No I wasn't.
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But the imitation technologies are improving at a pace with which a real cow could never hope to keep up.
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It's like they've come from a kids' playset, except with the contradiction that no kids' playset would contain imitation Prozac.
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Rhodes allegedly followed the employee, at one point getting down on his knees, bowing down in imitation of a Muslim praying.
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One key mechanism is imitation... Peer pressure has been linked to a wide variety of adolescent behaviors, including delinquency and aggression.
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In which case its audiences aren't just getting an imitation of the better movies that the age of genre has displaced.
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If you've seen literally any of the other shows that are similar to it, it will feel like a pale imitation.
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Consider The Social Network, The Imitation Game, or any of the world's surplus of Steve Jobs biopics, which perfected this narrative.
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A first step towards fighting fakery and imitation would be to recognise indigenous designs as a form of intellectual property (IP).
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Now it&aposs often said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so I wonder what plagiarism get&aposs you?
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It's been long assumed that imitation starts almost immediately at birth, which has influenced theories about human social cognition and learning.
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Kuno creates this aesthetic with an alchemical mix of graphite, watercolor paint, ink, imitation gold leaf, and paper on wooden panels.
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Imitation is NOT a form of flattery when it comes to these wax creations, allegedly depicting Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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OS X did virtual desktops first (called Spaces), but you know what they say: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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Indeed when his 17-year-old nephew, Matthew Milat, murdered his friend here, most papers put the act down to imitation.
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The film, however, more than paid its way; dripping with wit and heart, it spawned a generation of imitation buddy comedies.
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Do the same with skim milk and imitation creams in cooking and low calorie or make-your-own healthy salad dressing.
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For every banger with its heart in the right place, there's a plastic-feel imitation attempting to ride the trend's wave.
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If you're going to start your proclamations with "hereby" like some bad imitation of a monarch, at least get it right.
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You can find the whole episode below, but also enjoy some highlights, including Jason's best Peyton Manning imitation that nobody gets.
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Now think about your maps app in 2011 — a godsend, to be sure, but a pale imitation of its 2016 counterpart.
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I like my imitation wasabi/soy juice and, unlike other ventures, I have little interest in abandoning it out of principle.
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Paulie Gee's offers Mike's Hot Honey, a very of-the-moment pizza topping, as well as imitation cheese, sausage, and pepperoni.
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Valerie understood that, like the diamonds in Marise's hair, this wasn't really decaying aristocratic grandeur but an arty imitation of it.
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Instead, Saipov crashed his truck into a school bus in Lower Manhattan and then jumped out, brandishing imitation firearms, officials said.
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After striking several people on the bicycle path, a suspect exited the vehicle displaying "imitation firearms" and was shot by police.
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Saipov crashed the truck into a school bus, left the vehicle brandishing imitation firearms and was shot by police, officials said.
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Yet he cannot forget Titch Wilde, who, as if in imitation of his own father, may or may not be dead.
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If imitation is truly the highest compliment that can be paid to a legacy, then Gregg Popovich should have been flattered.
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Kusama claims in the documentary that Oldenburg's wife Patty subsequently contacted her and apologized for her husband's imitation of her work.
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Antonin Artaud said that life is the imitation of a transcendent principle with which art can put us back in communication.
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Bird is clearly the highlight of these early recordings, and critics initially panned Miles as a cheap imitation of Dizzy Gillespie.
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It became a vast culture of imitation that had kids and community alike foaming at the mouth, albeit for different reasons.
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Having come to consciousness in a maze, M seems drawn to tight crossword-puzzle structures like trailer parks and imitation battlefields.
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His 1980 BBC teleplay, " The Imitation Game ," set in Britain during the Second World War, features a young reservist named Cathy.
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For that, researchers might employ "imitation learning," or demonstrating for the machine how to do something by joysticking it around first.
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Impossible Foods said it cannot produce enough of its imitation meat to partner with the world's No.1 fast-food chain.
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But Latent Logic could help Waymo make its simulation more realistic by using a form of machine learning called imitation learning.
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" He's also made an imitation spaghetti western, adapted a Jorge Luis Borges short story and updated John Ford's western "The Searchers.
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Bach's braiding of multiple voices, in canon and in close but not exact imitation, meets a sibling in Tanowitz's compositional sense.
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Mr. Ransom came out of the back room holding up an authentic-looking imitation of a Colt pistol, court papers said.
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I didn't do an imitation of him or anything, and I never begged my mother to take me to see him.
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They call it "one-shot imitation learning," and it's incredible to watch unfold in a video the institute posted on Tuesday.
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In the "Imitation" section in particular, Snider includes cheeky nods to people like Louise Bourgeois, Jackson Pollock, and Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Well, so did the six people who signed up to reside in a concealed, imitation Mars habitat in Hawaii for a year.
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Finally, you can take your imitation of Drake's unusual dance moves from "Hotline Bling" out of the bedroom and into the club.
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As far as imitation learning is concerned, a startup called Kindred is helping picker robots learn to manipulate products in fulfillment centers.
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Panos calls Lindsay and does an imitation of Brett which is literally just Panos saying, "Yap yap yap," and is entirely accurate.
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South Africa were desperate, the West Indies disappointing, Sri Lanka a pale imitation of themselves and Pakistan as wildly inconsistent as ever.
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Apple is going after problem vendors on Amazon, filing a counterfeit suit in October against a maker of imitation chargers and adapters.
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The subsequent imitation failures by Microsoft and Sony (Kinect and Move, respectively) all but proved that motion controls were just a fad.
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In the scene, Cameron Diaz's character Amanda is meeting his kids over hot chocolate, and they insist he do his signature imitation.
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" But, he concluded, the creation of entire landscapes, "all in imitation of nature, is to this day the peculiar art of England.
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And an imitation egg needs to imitate all of them — or at least a lot of them — to catch on with consumers.
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Even with all this Uber imitation, there's no need to worry about the U.S.-based ride-hailing company stealing customers from DiDi.
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The result, when paired with visual suggestions from a headset, is a highly precise (by current standards) imitation of a real object.
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It's a common, recognizable, relatable thing that makes Discovery a Star Trek show, instead of an imitation like Seth McFarlane's The Orville.
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As a starting point, the researchers are planning to take a look at mirror neurons, which are an important component of imitation.
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The department writes on Twitter that the suspect got out of the vehicle displaying imitation firearms and was shot by police officers.
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I gave my shoes a dust-off and reached for a bottle of Muslim oil, dabbing on some imitation Sean John fragrance.
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The tile, which is made from natural stone rather than imitation materials, has a high-end look that instantly elevates any space.
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Dion, 48, nailed her imitation of Cher singing "Frére Jacques" and even slipped in a little bit of "Believe" at the end.
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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Snapchat should consider itself one of the most beloved companies in Silicon Valley.
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I try to always look on the bright side, remind myself that imitation is flattery and that I'm onto the next thing.
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The menu, presentation, counter seating, and open grilling area might be similar, but the actual burger is a weak imitation, at best.
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"While we're flattered by the imitation, investor protection is a philosophy, not a single product or order type," said an IEX spokesman.
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According to Finparty, the caviar wasn't even real, but was instead a cheap imitation made either from less desirable roe or seaweed.
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Meanwhile, Snapchat is gaining the respect of the Street and pretty much everyone else (imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, right?).
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We spoke with Middleton and Funkster about LA's funk renaissance, working with Domino, the fine line between reverence and imitation, and more.
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Star Trek: Into Darkness, The Imitation Game, and now Doctor Strange promote their star by showcasing his (please forgive me) Cumber-back.
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"The problem very often with biopics is getting past, 'Oh, they're doing a very good imitation of these people,&apos" she explained.
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For all its frequent flashes of brilliance, Andre's Love Below received the Best Album Grammy for what was essentially a Prince imitation.
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"He said, 'I really want Donald Trump to lose so that I don't have to do this damn imitation anymore,'" Keegan said.
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There was nothing French about Anel French Cleaners except the name and the imitation Eiffel Towers on the signs and the receipts.
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Since real leather is touted as a luxury material, the idea of a faux version can sometimes seem like a cheap imitation.
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As a result, his top advice for Stanford business school applicants is to be uniquely you — not an imitation of a type.
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The collision stopped the suspect, and he exited the truck brandishing imitation weapons before police shot him and took him into custody.
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But as a result, the kind of teaching that comes with schools and "parenting" pushes children toward imitation and away from innovation.
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If GDC 2017 were a physical object, it would be a big, soft beanbag made out of (imitation, of course) chinchilla fur.
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The computer thinks a quick imitation of Gustave Courbet's L'Origine du Monde is either a dove, a lighthouse, or someone doing yoga.
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Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but Instagram's latest move likely doesn't feel like much of a compliment to Snapchat.
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The rest is infamous: a 69 average on MetaCritic, punctuated by constant cries of imitation, led to a less-than-ideal launch.
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Clinging to the rocky ceiling by threads of their own silk, the larvae perform an eerie astronomical imitation to catch their prey.
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The Ghostbusters star revealed her love of dragons (including a spot-on fire-breathing imitation) and schooled Meyers on Compton fighting terminology.
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Or they were told that there was Canadian literature, but it was just a pale imitation of English literature or American literature.
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When imitation is the goal, pushing for a lower-calorie or lower-fat option comes second to perfectly recreating textures and flavors.
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He walked out a pale imitation of the mainstream, a man with a deeply racist past trying desperately to cover it up.
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Shape Security protects companies against automated and imitation attacks, which often employ bots to break into networks using stolen or reused credentials.
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This synthetic quality may be an intentional imitation of life; certainly it's obvious that Kiarostami was thinking a great deal about cinema.
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There are many potential angles of imitation — Anthony Atamanuik's Trump on Comedy Central's "The President Show," for instance, is a raging appetite.
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You deserve The Disaster Artist, and James Franco's spot-on imitation of Tommy Wiseau, director of the 2003 cult hit The Room.
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It might have even made them more likely to consider undersized defensive tackles in the future — imitation and flattery, and all that.
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CBS's "The Talk," an imitation so shameless that it even copied its rival's table, began to beat "The View" in the ratings.
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"She's pissed off," a beer vendor said in what either sounded like or was an impressive imitation of the NBA Jam announcer.
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And though the restaurant facade feels like imitation, "Dress" relies on an approach similar to Atget's to document an entirely different world.
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Given Gillespie's fearmongering, imitation-Trump campaign, this was a good outcome for Virginia, the nation and, in the long-run, the GOP.
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In 1917, the men are simply stuck in the shit together, competing only for the best imitation of their aristocratic officer's accent.
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Comme des Garçons' influence has been felt in fashion for decades, and not always in the obvious ways of imitation and homage.
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Cumberbatch worked with Weinstein on The Imitation Game and the actor's forthcoming The Current War is also distributed by the mogul's company.
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Excavating a vast trove of historical archives, he and his young staff compiled a Facebook imitation, chronicling 1917, in Russian and English.
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" A spaceship is "walled in imitation ebony veneer and floored with gray tiles"—a Mercedes crossed with a "rich man's private spa.
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One way is to make the novel self-conscious, by turning its imitation of reality into an exaggeration, a fun-house mirror.
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"There is something about the film's brazen mixing of incompatible elements that defies categorization, imitation or even sober critical assessment," Scott wrote.
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The president's top advisers are constantly at war with one another, struggling over influence in a pale imitation of Game of Thrones.
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And in the context of that void — and of Rubio's imitation of a typical Trump answer — his most shopworn, banal phrases stood out.
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It seemed like a vanilla, watered down imitation of the original — a type of milkshake that will bring no one to the yard.
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I do like him, and I like him as an actor, but I don't think his imitation of me gets me at all.
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In fact, the imitation pee market is quite saturated with legitimate companies with names like UPass, Clean Stream, Whizzinator, Xstream, and Monkey Whizz.
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So the researchers made their own silicone-based imitation bat skin only 56 microns thick — about half the width of a human hair.
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Although Didi is transparent in its imitation of Uber, they are not worried the U.S.-based ride-hailing company will steal its customers.
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What about a plant-based burger, once researchers finally pull off a perfect imitation of the texture and taste of a meat burger?
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Since it was first hollowed out in imitation of Yosemite's Wawona Tunnel Tree, thousands of tourists and vehicles have passed through the sequoia.
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But I've been stuck at the sushi boat bar of news for far too long, watching the same imitation crab rolls go by.
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One wonders if Romans could detect the use of imitation purple by Mediterranean dyers made based solely on the smell of the clothing.
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Not only is it the sincerest form of flattery, imitation is also one of the most surefire ways to crack up an audience.
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A rule of thumb: If the fish is expensive and you haven't seen it displayed whole, there's a good chance it's an imitation.
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"Imitation is the best form of flattery: @chadwickboseman I admire your quiet, confident, regal nature," she tweeted alongside the side-by-side photo.
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Hannah Horvath, cub reporter, shows up for the surf competition dressed in her best imitation of what fancy people wear to the Hamptons.
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Tarnished by years of plummeting enrollments and government investigations, two beleaguered college chains have a new strategy for fixing their brand: imitation Latin.
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Knightley, who worked with Weinstein on Begin Again and The Imitation Game, said she was not aware of his history of sexual harassment.
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Both Rudd and Seth Rogen try their hands at De Niro during this scene in Knocked Up, but Rudd's imitation is clearly superior.
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The couple and baby Luna were at LAX Thursday when John weighed in on Drizzy's recent imitation, and also Trump's proposed budget cuts.
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H: A lot of stylistic imitation goes into these comics within the comics — departures in both writing and art from the Criminal mode.
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Participants were randomly assigned either Grano Padano or presumably less tasty "placebo imitation cheese," and had their blood pressure measured two months later.
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You are much more likely to get what you actually intended to order, and less likely to end up with some sketchy imitation.
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It's set to be released sometime in late 2017, according to Deadline and will be directed by Morten Tyldum (The Imitation Game, Passengers).
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" "Er, I don't think so," Neville pointed out, to which Judge Argyle interrupted: "I think we'd better call it an 'imitation male penis.
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We meet Ruth (Alison Brie) when she's at an audition for a network drama, doing her best imitation of a steely corporate raider.
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"There have been about as many imitation Sherrods as there have been sportswriters who drink," D, the Dallas city magazine, wrote in 1986.
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It has also significantly raised duties on imported footwear, imitation jewellery, along with mobile phones, television screens, vehicles and components used in them.
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Reitano's post takes a mocking tone, even making a reference to a quotation from Marcus Aurelius about imitation being a form of compliment.
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But the new information economy, as opposed to the older industrial one, demands more innovation and less imitation, more creativity and less conformity.
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Oddly, almost no one asks: What sort of society can we expect from an economic system based on social imitation and crass conformance?
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Writing for the court, Justice David H. Souter said the song's commercial nature was not enough by itself to render the imitation unfair.
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In it, Streep recalled her dismay at Trump's imitation of Serge Kovaleski, a disabled New York Times reporter, during the 2016 election campaign.
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Imitation is the best form of flattery, so since CNN started instantaneous fact-checking, MSNBC has followed suit, although to a lesser extent.
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The show had become a shopworn imitation of the inspired original deep dive into the issues, and viewers had abandoned it in droves.
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What did an actor who has brilliantly portrayed mobsters make of a president who was doing a two-bit imitation of a mobster?
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I'll see if I can do my best Farhad imitation, but with the added bonus of lots of tangents about Bitcoin and fintech.
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Johnny Depp inarticulately ragged on Donald Trump Saturday, calling him "a brat" and then doing a dead-on imitation of the Prez hopeful.
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In his muscle T-shirt, he started with an imitation of Gregory Hines but advanced into maneuvers that Hines couldn't have dreamed of.
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Mr. Allen's often blunt, overwrought dialogue, however, also alternately brings to mind Budd Schulberg ("I coulda been a contender") and imitation Clifford Odets.
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This movie will make money hand over fist, and having director Morten Tyldum (of Oscar favorite Imitation Game) behind the camera won't hurt.
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From that point on, the timeline jumps around, perhaps in imitation of its high-flying subject, landing in different moments in Rudy's life.
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Have students explore Project 23 and then create their own Facebook, Twitter or Instagram imitation, imagining that social media existed a century ago.
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Then it did it through imitation: reviving Fox's "Arrested Development" and creating originals, like "House of Cards," in the mold of premium cable.
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Shepard's masc-for-masc love affair in Mass Effect 3 was the kind of poor imitation of intimacy found in badly acted porn.
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Krastev and Holmes do not discuss at length the part that antagonistic imitation played in Russia's interference in the U.S. elections in 2016.
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Mr. Lakata can still do a passable imitation of Warhol's voice and, despite his potbelly, still likes to put on his Warhol wig.
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Hawaiian Vanilla Extract Price: $18 Once you try this 100% pure vanilla from Hawaii, you'll never go back to the cheap, imitation stuff.
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Of course it's easier to be the gutter than the sky, to imitate rather than to create, but imitation builds cults, not communities.
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Imitation can be the sincerest form of flattery, as was demonstrated by two exciting concerts on consecutive nights at Carnegie Hall this weekend.
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And the moviegoers who loved "Dirty Dancing" in the Reagan administration will recognize this new version for the sterile imitation that it is.
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Saipov was shot by police and taken to a nearby hospital after exiting the vehicle with "imitation firearms," according to multiple news reports.
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In the paper, researchers explained that vocal imitation is a hallmark of human spoken language but in other animals it occurs less often.
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The mansion, built in the Holmby Hills neighborhood in the 1920s, is a "14th Century Gothic-Tutor imitation," said the councilman, Paul Koretz.
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We did some checking ... in Dubai the "imitation of women by men" is illegal, and violators face up to a year in jail.
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They say imitation is the highest form of flattery, but in the increasingly competitive world of banking, perhaps poaching your best people also counts.
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AI startup Lyrebird developed a voice-imitation algorithm that can mimic any person's voice, and read any text with a predefined emotion or intonation.
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An M16 automatic rifle — not an American original, but a Chinese imitation — will cost a buyer 180,000 to 230,000 rupees, or $1,800 to $2,83.
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As the company verifies more accounts but still allows users to easily change their names or profile pictures, this could avert some imitation issues.
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From vegetable-based salami to imitation barbecue ribs, plant-based charcuterie is increasingly gaining ground among consumers due largely to health and environmental reasons.
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Investigators said the cyberattacks that collected data were sophisticated but did not go into details about how they were conducted for fear of imitation.
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In human societies, cultural evolution and tool building is an iterative process, whereby social traditions improve over time due to teaching, language, and imitation.
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While all of these changes were occurring, online marketers should have discarded their imitation marketing and started to practice real marketing and brand building.
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"Apelike imitation" and "intrusive piety" are just two of the phrases he used to describe the threats that lurked under the carapace of progress.
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Last month they were were seen holding hands at Cindy Sherman's self-portrait exhibition, "Imitation of Life," at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles.
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When Instagram first arrived on Windows Phones in 2013, it was a somewhat pale imitation of the experience you get on Android and iOS.
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No one wants a bowl full of holes, so he plugged them up with an imitation brick pattern made of maple and walnut strips.
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Maynard Johnson can be seen enjoying ice cream with their son, stopping briefly to clink their sweets together in an imitation of a 'cheers.
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The houses in the village are named after German cities and supposedly reflect regional building styles—or at least a kitschy imitation of them.
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Foot binding became popular among the upper classes in the 10th century, during the Song dynasty, perhaps in imitation of a particularly dainty concubine.
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"This was not a case about counterfeiting in the common understanding of that word — Costco was not selling imitation Tiffany & Co rings," Costco said.
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Imitation and secrecy appear as fools gold to those who think they can close off and operate beyond the norms of 21st-century science.
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Bowen has always talked about how much she loves Vergara, so this is a case of imitation truly being the sincerest form of flattery.
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They knew the stand was a fraudulent imitation of the farm stands that used to belong to the Garden State's mostly vanished family farms.
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Their directors are clearly devoted fans of "Rocky", "Jurassic Park" and the rest—and, for them, imitation really is the sincerest form of flattery.
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The company has captured a wide audience for its imitation meat patties and sausages made from ingredients like pea protein, coconut and canola oil.
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Marie Curie is the latest movie about unlikely heroes of science, joining Hidden Figures, The Imitation Game, and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.
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Feel that leatherette back for a while and you realize it's pretty thin; flick those imitation-metal sides and you know they're not metal.
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Meanwhile, love is as distant and unattainable as the United States of the title; at best, the characters have a flimsy imitation of it.
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AND FINALLY ... Like a wrecking ball This squirrel, trying to get into a bird feeder, does the best Miley Cyrus imitation we've ever seen.
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Until the program turns to Wagner's tale of Siegfried's making the sword Nothung, with the orchestra's realistic imitation of a huge hammer forging steel.
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Trump launched into a mocking imitation of Ford, who alleges that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school party in the early 1980s.
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Instead, he learned how to make films by watching them, which makes it natural that imitation became his main source of inspiration and style.
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"Cindy Sherman: Imitation of Life" pulls from the private museum's extensive holdings to draw out the cinematic tendencies of the art world's favorite shapeshifter.
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It's from l'École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, which also produced the salamander-like Pleurobot and some convincing imitation reptiles for a BBC nature documentary.
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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but we don't necessarily think Tom Marvolo Riddle – notorious stick-in-the-mud – would agree.
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In an expert imitation of an old master's manner, this Italian artist paints bizarre images suggesting mushroom-induced visions of a 2903th-century alchemist.
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When Harry insists he surely would have been able to tell the difference, she begins fake moaning, building to loud cries of imitation ecstasy.
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The BJP's state leader in Uttar Pradesh, Keshav Prasad Maurya, dismisses the alliance as a fiasco and called the war room a poor imitation.
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Like his namesake of Assisi, the present pope has a great gift for gestures that offer a public imitatio Christi, an imitation of Christ.
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Visual art is also a language, specific to one individual, and when that person dies, it will be gone forever, any continuance merely imitation.
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The movie is a pale imitation of its predecessor, but it will nonetheless offer a pleasant distraction for lots of moviegoers during the holidays.
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Performa 123 continues with "Imitation of Lives," in which the French visual artist Jimmy Robert transforms Philip Johnson's Glass House in New Canaan, Conn.
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He said the R.S.S., which was founded in 1925 in imitation of European fascist movements, had become too important to ignore in intellectual forums.
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I felt like the Italian slalom legend Alberto Tomba, despite the poor imitation my snowplow turns were of his muscular moves around each gate.
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"This was not a case about counterfeiting in the common understanding of that word -- Costco was not selling imitation Tiffany & Co rings," Costco said.
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That's why it would be completely nonsensical to construct a newly unified Europe as a neo-imperial superpower in imitation of the United States.
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"I think imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, in a way," Pence said in an interview with Fox Business Network on Tuesday.
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When you went up against Lupita Nyong'o on "Lip Sync Battle," you did a convincing imitation of the Weeknd, right down to the hair.
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"I'm telling you Peter, she's going to win," Mr. Trump said in an apparent imitation of Ms. Page texting Mr. Strzok about Mrs. Clinton.
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Trump's imitation of Kovaleski reinforced a specific social inequality that most people now recognize as morally abhorrent; namely, the marginalization of people with disabilities.
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I like Alec, but his imitation of me is really mean-spirited and not very good ... It's very biased and I don't like it.
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Pixie Davies, who plays Sophie, has been around the synth characters for a long time, so she can do a really good synth imitation.
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Mr. Ransom came toward the door and jerked the imitation gun at officers as if he were firing, according to police and court records.
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Then the surplus rule kicks into effect, tossing all of the ballots with Boyhood, Birdman, and Imitation Game in first place back into play.
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The go-ahead jumper was a self-imitation, calling to mind the dozens of times he's done just that thing in far tougher circumstances.
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A "Realistic imitation firearm" (RIF) is any device that appears to any ordinary person so realistic as to be indistinguishable from a real firearm.
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Watanabe also notes that he wants to pay maximum respect to the original 1982 film, and is trying not to create an imitation, Kotaku reports.
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Then they built a small slice of a mission that was a really great recreation of a Bungie space, almost to the point of imitation.
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"I do like [Alec] and I like him as an actor, but I don't think his imitation of me gets me at all," he said.
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The room is covered in imitation gold leaf, and can be only entered by the residents of Englewood who were commissioned to build the work.
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She estimates that imitation products, which account for around $13 billion currently, could rise to $40 billion to $41 billion in the next 10 years.
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The version of the Chiefs that lost, 31-24, to Green Bay is formidable and yet a modest imitation of what they thought they were.
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The same went for the breakfast items, except in Saudi Arabia, where pork is banned, pork products like sausage arm replaced with an imitation meat.
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That card-dropping sequence has been copied so often by so many acts that it went from homage to imitation to pop music cliche. 4.
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And those parks are also replete with follies—small buildings or imitation ruins of the sort Ms Seresinhe's work suggests people generally find scenic, too.
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"Hiddleswift has called it Hiddlesplits," he announced during last night's Late Show monologue, while the audience offered up a respectable imitation of sad, consoling noises.
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However you slice it, of the films they've looked at, The Imitation Game is largely fictitious, while the The Big Short is pretty damn faithful.
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TMZ adds that the "imitation of women by men" is illegal in Dubai, which is part of the Muslim majority nation the United Arab Emirates.
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The next natural conclusion then is that Affandi's work must be derivative or an imitation of van Gogh's, who is the earlier artist, says Low.
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The company's primary focus is on preventing imitation attacks — such as when hackers use stolen logins or malware to walk in through the front door.
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During that time, there was a film called Imitation of Life where a Black girl passed for white, so she participated in the white world.
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Plunging into this album's world for an hour is daunting These are all pleasant, engaging touchstones, and inspiration (even imitation) doesn't have to be damning.
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Munn recreated the piece of royal history alongside pal Matthew Hoffman, who shared the imitation picture on Instagram and included their inspiration in his post.
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But ankara isn't originally African: the Dutch produced it in the nineteenth century as a cheap imitation of Indonesian batik, meant for the colonial market.
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Trailing behind everyone else is the Alan Turing biopic, The Imitation Game, in which only 35.7% of the scenes are actually based on the truth.
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Cruz, who was invited by Kelly to address Trump's absence in the opening moments, offered a mocking but slightly awkward imitation of the front-runner.
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The mini fridge below was equipped with beer, miniature wine bottles, chilled glasses, and both a Snickers and the Brazilian imitation, Charge (pronounced Charge-ey).
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Real girls — tons of them — in daring, cool, sometimes not-for-the-faint-of-heart looks that have us planning a flattering case of imitation.
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When Black Performers Use Their 'White Voice' "Sorry to Bother You" is part of a long tradition of black artists critiquing whiteness through vocal imitation.
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It will include meatless burger patties and ground imitation meat as well as plant-based cookie dough, pasta sauces, sausages, deli slices, dips and more.
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Related: Day-Glo Fractal Visions Inspired By Alan Turing Alan Turing Tribute Suspends 47 Glass Bubbles from a Ceiling Intelligent Design: Inside 'The Imitation Game'
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Younger artists who claimed to be embarked on a quest for spiritual authenticity were turning out gestural abstractions that looked more like imitation de Koonings.
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His comedy record, "The First Family," was a lighthearted look at the Kennedys, with his pitch-perfect imitation of John F. Kennedy at its core.
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To nail its imitation of pork, Impossible's scientists had to reverse engineer a meat with a more subtle taste and higher fat content than beef.
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For decades, Chief Illiniwek wore imitation Lakota dress and danced during halftime at games as the mascot for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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In my freshman year, my new friends soon found out that my left hand, seemingly so life-like, was in fact a pale, silicone imitation.
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Lindelof and pilot director Nicole Kassell also managed to strike a careful balance mimicking the comic's tone without slipping into Zack Snyder levels of imitation.
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It was intriguing, then, that the final Clásico of the decade this week seemed to be such a pale imitation of what has gone before.
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"I think imitation is the most sincere form of flattery in a way," Pence said during an interview with Fox Business Network's Maria Bartiromo Tuesday.
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That kind of imitation is social learning, say the researchers, the sort of thing more often seen in animals with much bigger brains, like monkeys.
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" Taking on a deeper voice in an imitation of the patriarchy, she barks, "Do not bulk up!" adding, "I love that, it's a fun pressure.
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Without naming the president-elect, she singled out his cruelty, as expressed in Trump's mocking imitation during the campaign of a reporter with a disability.
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And Alec Baldwin has said that he will return this season with his now famous sour-faced presidential imitation, which has drawn President Trump's ire.
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" A similarly unusual watch is the Oil Pump, which features a crystal reservoir filled with what Jacob's marketing described as a "crude oil-imitation liquid.
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Familiarity fraud is an online tactic people have to be especially wary of on social media, where friends' pictures and handles are rife for imitation.
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They come off a bit like Moore is imitation versions of segments from Full Frontal With Samantha Bee and Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.
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"All his actions will be an imitation of work," said Yegor Sobolev, a lawmaker from the reformist Samopomich party, which quit Ukraine's ruling coalition this year.
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Ultimately, they end up feeling like a poor imitation of something truly special, when they have the potential to add something totally new to the story.
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But moderation, in turn, will alienate the conservative Republicans -- in Congress and elsewhere -- who despise the AHCA because they see it as an imitation of Obamacare.
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We took a tour through the Huaqiangbei market, a massive collection of vendors who are selling everything from imitation iPhones to circuit boards and soldering irons.
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You've probably seen these spreads, showcasing a bevy of lovely women whose faces, fashions, exercise routines and skin-care regimens are laid out to encourage imitation.
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"This imitation game, in the pattern of PM Theresa May's speech ... is about showing off vigilance rather than dealing with real threats," the embassy spokesman said.
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The meatpacker announced Thursday that it planned to launch imitation chicken nuggets this summer, as well as burger patties blending meat with vegetables in the fall.
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While the director carefully emulated many of the scenes from the novel, it's never managed to be anything but a lesser imitation of the source material.
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It seems whoever designed the imitation may have taken pointers from a fan-made VHS cover of Stranger Things that IAmSteelberg posted on Instagram last year.
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The imitation celestial body — essentially an illuminated satellite — will bear a reflective coating to cast sunlight back to Earth, where it will supplement streetlights at night.
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I have a niece, and I've been watching her, and she learns from imitation — she learns from the things that she sees happening in the world.
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The Pac-Man imitation, though, was an inspired move on the part of the researchers, who wanted to better communicate their findings to the public. [Motherboard]
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Objections to the FDA approval can be filed for 30 days, after which the direct sale of the beef imitation patties using soy leghemoglobin is allowed.
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The duo's playful repartee, regular pranks and chatty chemistry sometimes proved too much of a distraction for filmmaker Morten Tyldum (The Imitation Game) and his crew.
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Still, there's enough evidence here to suggest that the technology-enabled marketplace lending model is an innovation worthy not only of preservation, but also of imitation.
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Turns out, Hanks took the whole controversy in stride: "Well, I've been doing a pale imitation of Bill Murray for most of my career," he joked.
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Short-term changes (when someone slips into another's accent mid-conversation) have been shown to be a sign of empathy and imitation for our conversation partner.
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The program for the Democracy Matters 17 summit, obtained by the New Republic, shows that his budding Koch imitation is being built on a shoddy foundation.
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The cliché rings true that all art is imitation, and "Famous" was heavily inspired by Vincent Desiderio's "Sleep," which was based on Jackson Pollock's "Mural" painting.
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Chobani's McGuinness pointed to too many products, too much duplication and imitation, as well as a lack of innovation in yogurt for declines in the category.
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In what can only be described as an extremely eerie imitation of Robocop, FEDOR wields weapons in each hand and displays lethal accuracy during target practice.
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It's a collection of black and white photographs of fat women in elegant formations, for example cavorting in a circle in imitation of Matisse's La Danse.
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In France, the boy performed his Napoleon imitation only once, at the request of King Louis-Philippe, during a private show at the royal country palace.
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Boston is doing a more spot-on imitation of the '20 Yankees, the supreme piece of a dynasty that won four World Series in five years.
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Mr. Dolin, the critic, said that there was no question that Mr. Tarkovsky's work influenced Mr. Zvyagintsev, but that dismissing him as an imitation was nonsense.
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The first vocalists to tackle the work, the Swingle Swingers, were inimitable, but the immensely creative artists of Roomful of Teeth need not rely on imitation.
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Of course, the season's largest conflict thus far, Champagne-gate, got a nod from Aidy Bryant, who chugged (and spilled) some champagne in imitation of Kelsey.
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Afterward, young visitors to the pier can learn to toss lines and tie knots themselves and do their best Popeye imitation in a spinach-eating contest.
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He predicted, however, that careers with a creative aspect would be least likely to be affected by cuts or imitation by robots — for now, at least.
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Not by Mr. Lear, though; the show that has its premiere on Thursday night on the network is more like a diminished imitation of prime Lear.
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The better way is to be Isaiah Berlin's versatile fox, not a single-minded obsessed hedgehog, or to embrace Machiavelli's virtues of imitation, adaptation and approximation.
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Both companies said they expect strong demand for imitation chicken, given that last year's one-day test in Atlanta sold out in less than five hours.
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Both companies said they expect strong demand for imitation chicken, given that last year's one-day test in Atlanta sold out in less than five hours.
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But its rooms, in February, were cheap and vacant, and we met no one in the grand lobby except imitation wooden Indians and mounted bison heads.
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Nestle and meat producers like Hormel and Smithfield are also creating their own imitation meats to reach consumers who are looking to reduce their meat intake.
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In 2013, "This American Life" investigated "imitation calamari" for one of its segments, suggesting that restaurants may have been passing off pork bung as fried calamari.
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In the film, Turing discusses the "imitation game" in a cell with a police officer after being apprehended for homosexual acts, then-illegal in 1950s Britain.
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The $159.99 kit includes two motors, a color and distance sensor, and the parts needed to build a Lego cat, robot, guitar, vehicle, or imitation 3D printer.
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And likening her to a gym coach browbeating White House reporters was, like Melissa McCarthy's imitation of Sean Spicer, a sendup of a public figure's public performance.
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OpenAI's algorithm then takes the information gleaned from the vision network and feeds it to a second neural network, called an imitation network, guiding the robotic arm.
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Government policies that encourage imitation, like tax breaks with attract FDI or subsidised electricity prices for big manufacturers, are not the same as ones that encourage innovation.
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But your romance is young, and I am not surprised that your boyfriend might balk at sharing you and his bed with a hairy, panting imitation infant.
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Tyrian purple and imitation dyes were also used to make expensive bibles and to denote their value with purple pages written upon with gold and silver inks.
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"Imitation is the highest form of flattery," she said, "and I'm no expert but I think the Kardashian ladies are pretty happy for a bit of flattery."
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And, yet, most of what I know of him — as is the case with most of my generation — comes from Chevy Chase's imitation of Ford's clumsier moments.
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In "Nation" (2018), which is easily the most unsettling photograph in the exhibition, we see two young, shirtless black men sitting on a brown imitation-leather couch.
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Countries that are lagging behind upgrade their technologies in many ways, through study, imitation, purchases, mergers, foreign investments, extensive use of off-patent knowledge and, yes, copying.
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Snap's marketing savvy, creativity and understanding of its users will help it survive Facebook's many efforts to kill it by imitation, tech veteran Rahul Sood told CNBC.
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It's detailed enough to make out objects and patterns, but not photorealistic enough to feel like a grainy imitation of reality, the way the Gear VR does.
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From imitation AGM-114 Hellfire missiles usually found on MQ-9 Reaper drones to a whole plethora of dud explosive suicide vests, Inert Products has it all.
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Today, virtually every new smartphone on the market is either a pale imitation of the iPhone or owes its success to the iPhone's influence on smartphone design.
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On the left Bernie Sanders draws the largest crowds, who snap up badges bearing the motto "Feel The Bern", or imitation Andy Warhol portraits of their hero.
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During the Gilded Age of the late 19th century, the district's world-famous cast iron construction was a prefabricated imitation of earlier French Renaissance and Italianate styles.
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These days, Sparrow's art installations take a cue from Hollywood's glossy imitation of reality, but with a twist that infuses the ordinary bits of life with wonder.
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Rhodes followed her to the lounge's front desk, where he got down on his knees and began to bow in imitation of a Muslim praying, prosecutors said.
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Yet Sue Hughes, a retired elementary-school teacher who recently visited the museum — made famous in the recent movie "The Imitation Game" starring Benedict Cumberbatch — remained ambivalent.
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He then exited the vehicle while displaying imitation firearms before Nash, a uniformed officer, confronted him and shot him in the abdomen, stopping him in his tracks.
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And then there are the statuettes: a vast army of miniature imitation Davids that stand in shop windows and on hawkers' carts in all the famous piazzas.
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Harper — who does a Scully imitation but calls it "terrible" — proudly owns a copy of Scully's broadcast of his major league debut in Los Angeles in 2012.
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The best ice axes came from Austria, but they often had to rely on ski shops that overcharged for Austrian goods or sold sub-par, imitation products.
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Jesse Plemons ( Friday Night Lights, Breaking Bad) doing a Captain Kirk imitation that's entirely on point is only a small selling point compared to the overall watch.
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Still — despite the success of films like "A Beautiful Mind," about John Nash, and "The Imitation Game," about Alan Turing — mathematics is a hard sell in Hollywood.
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Seth Goldman said he did his best Zero Mostel imitation to win the part of Tevye, the dairyman Mr. Mostel played memorably on Broadway in the 1960s.
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Fredi Washington, known by most for her role in the original 1934 classic "Imitation of Life," is a woman whose talent, courage and conviction I truly admire.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the joking label on a stop on the new organ at St. Paul's Chapel that makes a bird song imitation.
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The project, "DeLIMITations," is represented at Rick Wester Fine Art by photographs of the markers in situ, sculptures of them, imitation road signs and a map triptych.
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"We go to the Regency and Redd Foxx opens the door in a robe and underpants sticking out," Mr. Willner said, slipping into a Redd Foxx imitation.
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They aren't particularly good: the wafers are rather sandy — not crisp, as promised on the iconic yellow packaging — and the imitation vanilla-flavored cream filling is cloying.
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There's a hollowness to all of this that makes it a cartoonish imitation of something like fascism but not nearly as dangerous as actual 20th century fascism.
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She had in her hands a pair of Miu Miu slides, upholstered in a faux fuzz the color of Cookie Monster and topped with imitation pearls ($950).
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Iyer also began writing music, mainly in imitation of Monk and Billy Strayhorn, Ellington's collaborator, whom he studied in a workshop taught by the musician Willie Ruff.
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When Khan managed to escape the office, Rhodes followed her, got down on his knees and began to bow in imitation of a Muslim praying, prosecutors said.
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Mr. Netanyahu has mockingly referred to Mr. Gantz as a "Bibi from AliExpress," using his own nickname to denigrate his rival as a cheap imitation of himself.
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When international observers saw the West's reflection in the new work of the East, it was misread as an imitation, but actually was closer to a deconstruction.
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He and the consortium's president, Nicola Bertinelli, are convinced that harder cheeses like theirs have been targeted to allow American imitation "parmesan" cheese to seize market share.
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He was the editor, with Wolfgang Jung, of "Conventions of Architectural Drawing: Representation and Misrepresentation" (2000) and the author of the essay collection "Origins, Imitation, Conventions" (2002).
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I experienced Cohen's weak imitation of a mobster trying to silence a witness in 2015, as I was finishing a biography of Trump the businessman/TV star.
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But it's nice to have a native app, if only to deter the imitation Craigslist apps that piggyback on the popularity of the original no-frills listings.
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"Friendship with dogs is a blind imitation of the West," Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi was quoted as saying in Iranian newspaper Javan Daily at the time.
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"The Hole in the Ground" has memorable images — the bottomless pit, a child's hand warped and extended in creepy imitation of the spiders that once terrified him.
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The imitation goes both ways, though, as some Weibo features have been folded into Twitter's service, including quoted retweets, photos, and links not counting toward the character limit.
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These quartets, which feature a battery of instruments outside the standard drum kit, tease out the different parameters that govern ensemble playing, like synchronicity, imitation, competition and symmetry.
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The duo attended Cindy Sherman's self-portrait exhibition, "Imitation of Life," at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles Wednesday night and "both seemed very happy," says an onlooker.
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I especially liked using S Voice to enter the phone number, though the Gear S22 voice assistant sounds like a bad movie imitation of a sentient digital being.
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If you've ever wondered what it's like to live in an imitation Mars habitat in Hawaii for a year with five colleagues, this is the binge for you.
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"I like to try new things," He said, adding that characters from the "Lion King" and princesses in Disney animated films are next in her lineup for imitation.
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From the sound of things, the breakfast food will mostly be made up of the same stuff as the company's burger patties, right down to the imitation blood.
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The commissioner said the brothers could be up for criminal offences including assault, imitation firearms, and potentially proceeds of crime, from any money they've collected for their videos.
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He was attached to it before I was and so when he went to do The Imitation Game, I asked to read it and I really liked it.
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According to that logic, poorer countries can grow faster than richer ones because imitation is easier than innovation and because capital earns higher returns when it is scarce.
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In 2015, while promoting her Oscar-nominated The Imitation Game at a TimesTalk and TIFF panel, she shared that living in fear of the paparazzi isn't exactly fun.
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The findings fell in line with previous research suggesting that PSAs may serve to normalize unhealthy behavior and promote competition and imitation from the audience, the authors noted.
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Andersen's stunts are very similar to the casual backhand throwing stunts from YouTubers like Hi Josh, but he told Mashable his version isn't an imitation of the trend.
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On The Tonight Show, Fallon took that idea and ran with it — performing a parody of "Jailhouse Rock" as though he were Trump trying out an Elvis imitation.
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Dobson wears an imitation of Diana's sapphire wedding band on her ring finger, and owns two Diana-themed handbags, one of which she fetches for me to admire.
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That includes vocal learning, non-verbal movement imitation, forming long-term social bonds, ability to learn these complex action sequences, and paying attention to certain movements for communicating.
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But the Beyhive seems determined to alert her, so if she does, we think it's safe to assume she'll take the imitation as the highest form of flattery.
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According to Al-Monitor, there are even rumors that chemistry students at the Islamic University have been producing and distributing imitation Tramadol that sells at a lower rate.
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I like the look, but it's essentially an imitation of not one but two famous phones, which may be a good or bad thing, depending on your perspective.
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I've always said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and all I've ever done artistically is imitate the female form in all its sizes and shapes.
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A federal lawsuit seeking to label almond milk as "imitation milk" against Blue Diamond Growers, one of the largest manufacturers of the product, was dismissed late last year.
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Even as the film winks and nudges to let you know it's in on the joke, it borrows enough of the genre's tricks to deliver a passable imitation.
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Trump then launched into a mocking imitation of Ford as she testified at last week's hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, prompting applause and laughter from the audience.
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Anyone who came of age with Ronald Reagan found more to recognize in the Democratic Party's rhetoric last week than in Donald Trump's self-aggrandizing George Wallace imitation.
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Saipov drove a rented truck down a bike path near the World Trade Center, crashed into a school bus and then jumped out, brandishing imitation firearms, officials said.
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Middleton is known for starring on the 2015 series, "Sense8" and having small roles in films like 2014's "The Imitation Game" and 2017's "The Current War."
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One sideline Callow explores at length is Welles's prescient understanding of television as more than "imitation movies," but a distinctive new medium with a special gift of intimacy.
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Disneyfied and assembly-lined, twenty-first-century New York is becoming a pale imitation of its former self, a Potemkin village of what a city used to be.
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