For example, Jack Aiello impersonates both Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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Using Nina's phone, Prairie impersonates her and calls the mysterious SYZYGY.
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He even impersonates a Selena Gomez cover, how meta is that?
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For 80 minutes, she impersonates no one else, except in passing.
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The strong woman impersonates the battered wife; the good guy starts screaming.
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Ben Kingsley wickedly impersonates Hamid Karzai, at the time the president of Afghanistan.
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Right: Dana Carvey impersonates George Bush in a Saturday Night Live skit on Nov.
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Electrical cable impersonates spaghetti and a black lipstick acts as the lonesome Monster's cigarette.
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Her curly grey hair bobs as she earnestly impersonates different styles of buzzing vibration pattern.
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First off, she's a badass heroine who impersonates a male soldier to save her people.
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Strong often impersonates the first lady in skits about the White House and Trump administration.
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Yet they flip out every time his brother Alec impersonates the president on Saturday Night Live.
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In addition to running the company, Carreño impersonates Zayn Malik, who left the band in 2015.
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Alec Baldwin, who impersonates Donald Trump on the show, will be hosting an entire episode in-character.
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It's not that Ms. Calderoni impersonates different people, as is often the case in one-person shows.
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Meredith Golden of SpoonMeetSpoon coaches customers on perfecting profiles and, like Nobile, impersonates them on the apps.
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The actor — who famously impersonates President Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live — was charged with misdemeanor assault.
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Consider Jack Sullivan, a Southwest Airways flight attendant who impersonates Elvis, complete with the sunglasses and scarves.
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The actor, who impersonates Trump for Saturday Night Live, recently opened up in a new interview for ¡HOLA!
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It is named for its improbable hero, the outrageous alter ego Winfried impersonates during his visit to Bucharest.
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A man impersonates President Donald Trump at the election night party for Republican gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis in Orlando.
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Instead there's a tricksy buffoon named Sganarelle, a servant who impersonates a doctor — and then the doctor's brother, too.
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It impersonates a security administrator accessing the configurations of the firewall by connecting their computer directly to that port.
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In one scene, she impersonates a cat so realistically that it becomes scary, frightening people at a back-yard barbecue.
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Central to the gag is the fact that Wiig knows next to nothing about any of the people she impersonates.
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A young, twisted woman named Emelie kidnaps another young woman named Anna and then impersonates her for a babysitting gig.
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Mr. Burleigh, who impersonates a wide range of Hollywood celebrities, had never thought to include Joe Biden in his act.
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It was one of a half-dozen get-ups Mr. Lacey wears whenever he impersonates his boyhood idol, James Brown.
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"I'll just go and put a beard on," Ms. Lucas said, noting that she impersonates all kinds of characters onstage.
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"I'll just go and put a beard on," Ms. Lucas said, noting that she impersonates all kinds of characters onstage.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJustin Bieber: No Charges For Hitting PhotogScaramucci Shocking Audio ReleasedSuge Knight Threatens To Kill DirectorJamie Foxx Impersonates Vin Diesel
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Abernathy enters the French Ministry in disguise an old lady, and later on Newt impersonates his brother for the same reason.
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But if somebody impersonates me on some website and says something I say, I may even be all over the world.
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Cahn even impersonates Marcia, Logan's quiet but definitely dangerous wife, with a vaguely threatening anecdote about death in impeccable French accent.
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A spoofing attack is when a hacker impersonates a service or device in order to gain access to a victim's data.
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A nasty phishing scam that impersonates a Google Docs request has swept the internet today, including a decent chunk of media companies.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump — whom Baldwin often impersonates on Saturday Night Live — offered some rare friendly words to Baldwin after his arrest.
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A theater review on Saturday about "The Merchant of Venice," at Frederick P. Rose Hall in Manhattan, misidentified the character Portia impersonates.
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Ms. Shen mentioned that Judi Dench, whom Ms. Ullman impersonates so absolutely that it feels like black magic, is another longtime customer.
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One of the best stories is about a lonely woman who impersonates her happily engaged friend in an unusual pen-pal correspondence.
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Though she frequently impersonates Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, Bryant said the political sketches were handled by other writers.
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He wears a seven-pointed sheriff's badge on his hip and carries a gun in a holster while he impersonates a police officer.
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The Mul Converter, the weird creatures Rihanna's shape-shifting character impersonates, and the Pearls' blasting sticky guns are all Christin and Mézières' creations.
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Every moment of the 2013 Saturday Night Live episode he hosted, but especially this Family Feud skit in which Justin Timberlake impersonates him.
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It's a technique where a signal sent by hackers impersonates the signal a drone had been receiving, effectively relinquishing control of the drone.
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That's just what happens in "Burden," in which "Mudbound's" Garrett Hedlund vigorously impersonates a guy who did indeed leave the Klan in 1996.
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The joke lies in the way the little guy impersonates the big shot, laying bare the empty grandiosity of his will to power.
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Thorpe and co-developer and director Rachel Chavkin have created a one-person show for Thorpe, in which he plays himself and impersonates Glen.
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The exercise, in which Elliot impersonates a police officer as his hack, makes him wonder what about this situation is scaring Mr. Robot off.
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In a series of tweets, Baldwin, who frequently impersonates Trump on Saturday Night Live, recalled his own experience making a joke about a politician.
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Superman swings by to help Robin keep things together — and, in the episode's most entertaining scenes, actually impersonates Batman until Bruce Wayne can be found.
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If it's not, then it could be a phishing scam, whereby someone impersonates a service to trick you into giving them your username and password.
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The writers she impersonates survive because of their outsize individuality, a quality of brazen inventiveness that she is able to counterfeit because she shares it.
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The actor, who impersonates the president on Saturday Night Live, said during Wednesday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live that he's not not lobbying for the gig.
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" Asked if that means she is in fact Justin Bieber, whom she impersonates on the show, McKinnon answered, "That is what I am telling you, yes.
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The robocall, reportedly from white supremacist group The Road to Power, impersonates Winfrey using racist language in a mock endorsement for Abrams, who is African-American.
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In a similarly low-tech vein, Oliver impersonates Connor over the phone — late at night, no less — to respectfully decline his boyfriend's acceptance to Stanford Law.
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Bichlbaum often impersonates a representative of corporate interest to announce good behavior — as it did with the W.T.O. The spoofed organization must then, embarrassingly, deny it.
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Che has gotten flack for sexist comments in the past and even addressed his unpopularity among white, liberal women in a sketch in which he impersonates one.
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The strangest thing about falling into a career as a person who impersonates the president, these three agree, is you can in no way prepare for it.
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Not the World Health Organization Another call seemingly impersonates the World Health Organization, claiming to be the "Worldwide Health Organization" and offers protective equipment from the EPA.
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It is telling that when, in "Come From Away," an actor briefly impersonates George W. Bush, delivering a broadcast announcement, there's not a titter from the audience.
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In a Saturday Night Live clip that didn't make the show, Ariana Grande perfectly impersonates Judy Garland in a made up movie scenario for the "Cinema Channel" segment.
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CW: But the easiest to understand worst-case scenario is that somebody impersonates the voice or you know creates a realistic video manipulation of someone like the president.
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"I can't imagine what it would be like if I met him [now], if I ran into him," Baldwin, who impersonates Trump on SNL, told host Ellen DeGeneres.
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The show impersonates Trump on stage and has him go after the show's title character, Murphy Brown, the same way he frequently goes after other journalists by name.
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El Nacional apologized Saturday after identifying Baldwin as President Donald Trump, whom the actor impersonates regularly on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" to critical praise and Trump's oft-tweeted displeasure.
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The scammer calls T-Mobile (or another cell phone provider), or goes to a store, and impersonates the target victim, requesting a new SIM card for the victim's phone number.
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I'm happily writing to you this morning while eating an everything bagel, which brings me to the guy who impersonates a bagel on Tinder, with whom I chatted this week.
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Celebrities Michael Moore and Alec Baldwin, who impersonates Trump on Saturday Night Live, held a rally outside of Trump's New York City hotel on Thursday evening ahead of Inauguration Day.
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In Islamic theology, Dajjal impersonates the true messiah and is often described as having curly hair, being blind in one eye, and sporting the word "kafir" ("unbeliever") on his forehead.
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To conceal its communications with a command-and-control server, FatDuke impersonates the user's browser, even mimicking the user agent for the browser that it finds on the victim's system.
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The Kim lookalike, who goes by the name Howard X, popped up in Vietnam's capital of Hanoi on Friday along with his partner who impersonates Trump, drawing crowds and media.
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He impersonates Diana to woo Calisto in what appears to be a lesbian fling; the real Diana enjoys courtiers of her own, most notably the humble shepherd Endimione, who wins her.
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In a reddit thread posted Wednesday morning, one user described a persistent scammer who impersonates well-respected player groups ("guilds," in World of Warcraft parlance) and sends private messages to targets.
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But they are connected through visual metaphor: in the Matisse, a lush, raucous landscape impersonates an interior; Diebenkorn's landscape (or seascape) poses as a still life — lullabies orchestrated with cymbals, both.
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" The White House Correspondents' event had sincere speeches from the journalists Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, and the briefest of taped messages from Alec Baldwin, who regularly impersonates Mr. Trump on "S.
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Lethal injection only impersonates a medical act and in order to be certain that suffering is reduced in a medical setting, much more information in the form of monitoring and testing is required.
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McKinnon, wearing a robe and wire-framed glasses fit for a Justice of the Court, hilariously impersonates Ginsburg and delivers a series of epic Gins-burns to Colin Jost of the Weekend Update.
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In another, Ms. Perry's own face, jarringly grafted onto a ready-made avatar though it doesn't quite fit, impersonates the kind of deeply shocked false consciousness that life inside such systems can foster.
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" The Republicans would have the nation believe that the threat to our democracy is from voter fraud, where someone impersonates someone else to cast an illegal ballot or multiple ballots to "steal elections.
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Climate Justice Crew's hoax recalls the interventionist techniques of the art-activist collective, Yes Men, which often impersonates big-time criminals in order to humiliate them and hold them publicly accountable for misdeeds.
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In Ocean's Twelve, Julia Roberts plays Tess Ocean, who in her own reality is just a regular person who happens to look exactly like Julia Roberts, and whom she therefore impersonates for fun and profit.
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"We freak out when a birthday girl starts crying because we don't know if those are tears of joy or sadness, or if they are crying with laughter," added Bernardo Méndez, who impersonates Niall Horan.
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Some advocacy groups nevertheless use voter caging to combat what they say is voter fraud at polling places, although experts broadly agree that in-person fraud, in which someone impersonates another voter, is all but nonexistent.
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A lucky few in Arizona did a couple of years ago when Sapphire Nova, a ballroom dancer and cosplayer who impersonates Disney characters on the side, stopped for a fill-up on her way to a job.
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WATCH: Jesse Tyler Ferguson Impersonates Other Characters on "Modern Family" The two youngest cast members — Aubrey Anderson-Emmons (Lily Tucker-Pritchett) and Jeremy Maguire (Joe Pritchett) — are still under their original deals since they joined the show later.
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The fashion designer, played by Daniel Day-Lewis, turns drawings into drama, manipulating color and movement and the human form to construct a material object that is also artificial, idealized and fantastical — a commodity that impersonates a dream.
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"If the user is logged into a Facebook account, it impersonates the user and extracts data from the account by visiting certain web pages from the user's computer, to avoid arousing suspicion by triggering an unknown device alert," reads the report.
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An Australian comedian who impersonates North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says he was detained for hours upon arrival in Singapore, which plays host to a highly anticipated meeting between the real Kim and US President Donald Trump next week.
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Just a few days after she played a round of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" with Harry Styles on The Late Late Show, she savagely impersonates sister Kylie on this Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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HANOI (Reuters) - An Australian comedian who impersonates North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said on Monday authorities were deporting him from Vietnam, some 24 hours before the real Kim was due to arrive for a summit with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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WATCH: Jesse Tyler Ferguson Impersonates Other Characters on "Modern Family" Although O'Neill didn't recognize Swift, the audience roared with laughter when they immediately realized he was posing with the "Look What You Made Me Do" singer as their selfie appeared on the screen.
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On "Losing My Edge," an eight-minute monster dance track that builds marvelously from dinky unaccompanied drum machine to an explosive synthfunk climax, Murphy impersonates an aging hipster terrified and/or amused and/or infuriated that his taste is going out of style.
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Bouncing back and forth off eachother with jabs and competitive jokes, things take a turn towards the twilight zone when Rocky impersonates his host and manages to sound more like Tyler than Tyler does in some sort of weird rap game Freaky Friday.
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Think of it like this: you could look up someone's address online in a verified source like the voting records — but by the time you visit their house, there's no guarantee the person you want isn't tied up in the back while someone else impersonates them.
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The maids are sisters, Monique and Yvette, and when we first meet them, they are in the midst of the game they indulge in when La Doña is out: Yvette (Charlie Munn) is pretending to be the imperious mistress, while Monique (Casey Robinson) impersonates a humiliated Yvette.
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Toward the end she impersonates a host's introductions ("We're going to welcome out Bali Baby, the number one female rapper in Atlanta"), and then an excitable fan's valley-girl squeal ("Oh my god, it's Bali, oh my god I love her"), before resuming in her own voice.
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This album's beguiling surface isn't perfectly smooth — Yanya interrupts the liquid flow with intermittent vocoded skits in which she impersonates the preprogrammed voice at the end of a therapy hotline, intoning slogans about personal improvement (didn't Prince decree a ban on such things after the '90s?).
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The 21-year-old Hillary Clinton supporter said it was especially difficult to watch her Trump-backing Republican father, Stephen, feud with his older brother, Alec, 60, who impersonates President Trump on "Saturday Night Live" — a portrayal that has received fierce criticism from the president in recent years.
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"I need some water/something came over me/way too hot to simmer down/might as well overheat," he drones, nailing the eerie feeling; later, when he impersonates a lech asking, disingenuously, to only put "the head in," the extent to which desire correlates with self-hatred is unclear.
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") She lets us witness a brief, troubling manic episode: She quotes T.S. Eliot (much too loudly), impersonates Barbara Streisand (badly), refers to herself as a bird, breaks down in tears and finally jokes that bipolar disorder "will go out of style soon, and then I'll just be quirky.
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As it turns out, the famous sisters know each other pretty well: Kourtney, 36, correctly guesses Khloé's favorite color (purple), the age when Khloé lost her virginity (15), Khloé's least favorite exercise (running on the treadmill) and which sister Khloé impersonates best (Kourtney, which Khloé demonstrates in a spot-on imitation).
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She then impersonates Michael Jackson (which is mediocre – who hasn't impersonated Michael Jackson) before impersonating Rihanna and Sia, the former of which is accompanied by her nearly trying to twerk, which made my stomach contract in that way your stomach does when white people are about to try and twerk.
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Trevor Noah roasts Fox News over their coverage of Trump's impeachment hearings Stephen Colbert roasts Republicans' claim the impeachment hearings are 'boring' 8-year-old boy's self-written song about climate change will break your heart Jimmy Fallon impersonates Trump watching the impeachment hearings with the help of a 'Veep' guest
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Today, American laws generally make two kinds of sexual deception illegal: cases where someone impersonates a person's partner (by sneaking into their bedroom at night, for instance), and cases where someone such as a doctor tricks a patient into thinking a sex act is actually some sort of medical procedure.
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In addition to individual portraits that conjure works like the Mona Lisa, Man Ray's photographs, and Ophelia (inspired by Sir John Everett Millais' famous painting), she presents a three-channel video installation titled After Dinner Party, where she impersonates 13 female characters who showed up in her previous work The Supper of Goddess.
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If a person presses "1," they are transferred to a call center, which can either be in the US or overseas, where an operator impersonates the federal government and tries to scam the caller into handing over their credit card information, usually for the "shipping and handling" of the "free" coronavirus test kit, Foss said.
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They finish Jimmy's novel and then Gretchen is gripped by the morbid desire to check out the scene of a recent grisly murder (for the second time this season she impersonates a puppy, and it's still disgusting to watch a grown woman paw at her boyfriend, so this can stop being a thing aaaany time now).
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As Dewey — who impersonates his roommate, Ned (Spencer Moses), a substitute teacher, to land a job at the exclusive Horace Green prep school — Mr. Brightman never makes the mistake of trying to upstage his young co-stars; he gets down with, and brings out the best in, them in a performance as notable for its generosity as its virtuosity.
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And so, while Lady Margaret impersonates Stacy—whose only obligation for the next 48 hours is to act like an American tourist and mentally prepare for the cooking contest—Stacy-as-Margaret is thrust into the royal family, where she must pretend to be proficient at things like horseback riding and playing the piano at charity events.
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In a similar sense, Davidson wasn't nominated for Best Supporting Actor for that one scene: Amid the headline-grabbing plot twist, critics praised Davidson for playing Dil as a complex woman with layered motivations As with Paltrow in Shakespeare in Love, you'd have to have serious attention problems to not know that Andrews isn't playing a drag queen; she's playing a woman masquerading as a man who impersonates women onstage.
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Women Establishment Republicans Journalists ("sick people ... thieves and crooks") Pollsters NFL players NBA players Gold Star parents POWs (McCain) The Freedom Caucus "Hamilton" cast Jews (Charlottesville) Catholics (Pope Francis criticisms "disgraceful") Muslims Seventh-day Adventists Immigrants African Americans Latinos Asians (impersonates negotiators: "We want deal") LGBTQ community New Hampshire residents ("a drug-infested den") Iowans (retweeted "issues in the brain'"; deleted and attributed to "young intern") Snoop Dogg.
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Stephen Baldwin, a former "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant, is an ardent President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE backer, while Alec Baldwin — who impersonates the president on a near-weekly basis on "SNL" — is a frequent critic of the commander in chief.
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