"It was sort of life imitating art in imitating life," Luft tells PEOPLE.
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I had to cut that out so they weren't just imitating me imitating them.
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And you know, you flash like, is this life imitating art or art imitating life, what is this that I'm looking at.
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"Such findings suggest that we are witnessing a prophetic example of life imitating art imitating life," write the authors in the study.
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Imitating Christ can mean imitating his incarnation, but nobody can hope to do so without cost, and nobody can do it perfectly.
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Finding themselves unable to defend imitating a person's disability, they were reduced to attempting to argue that Trump was not actually imitating Kovaleski at all.
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In what seems to be an endless loop of life imitating art imitating life, some officials have said that the movie became an instruction manual for the recent killings.
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" - Ellie, 34 "Slipped on ice imitating a penguin.
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The film opens with Cleo scrubbing the family's driveway using water and a broom, and Cuarón seemed pleased — perhaps even reassured — by this intersection of life imitating art imitating life.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "[Imitating Carson] Is it a mint Milano?
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Check. Imitating how her daughter "Jersey Turnpikes" on all fours?
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Manufacturing Company in Atlanta to mass- produce regalia imitating The
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Is life imitating art for Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes?
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Jost was a SNL comedian imitating a former college dormmate.
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No one really wants to see you imitating someone else.
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"'Mommy unfollowed Daddy on Instagram,'" he said, imitating his daughter.
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Check it out ... what happens next was life imitating art.
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It is, to reappropriate the cliche, art imitating Ange's life.
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How can an AI imitating a human avoid unnecessary deception?
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It involved studying and imitating what her male friends did.
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Follow her down the next hill, imitating how she rides.
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The toddler was imitating her father, who was being arrested.
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And it's not like they're mindlessly imitating those around them.
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I started befriending older kids in school and imitating them.
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" — SETH MEYERS "[Imitating Trump] A regular flu vaccine won't work?
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Even harder, perhaps, is when the past doesn't warrant imitating.
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And Mickey wound up imitating the behaviors of that parent.
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Little girls in party dresses scurried behind, imitating her moves.
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" Instead of imitating what he loved about "Go, Dog. Go!
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One man heard that and was like, [imitating Trump] 'O.
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"It's a real instance of art imitating life," he said.
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" Then, imitating Cosby, he added, "Who is America's dad now?
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Now, in a wily example of art imitating art imitating life, that immersive experience has been reimagined as "Dispatches From Elsewhere," a 10-episode scripted series created by Jason Segel, beginning Sunday on AMC.
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He said that Costco had no intention of imitating its competitors.
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GUILFOYLE: You&aposre imitating yourself, like, why are we doing this?
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Don't just appropriate, Appreciate the people you are imitating #emmahallberg pic.twitter.
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Life really has a way of imitating art for Felicity Huffman.
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Why is the guy yelling Nazi often best in imitating one?
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But Mark AR's whole purpose is imitating a public art form.
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That's why Bezos is increasingly imitating what others have been doing.
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Art is imitating life for Aaron Tveit – for better or worse.
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And life does seem to be imitating art for the duo.
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If you're imitating Trump, that's the jut of his lower lip.
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"'Mommy unfollowed Daddy on Instagram,&apos" he said, imitating his daughter.
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"There you have it, folks," Noah said, before imitating the president.
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Ivy was just imitating what she saw other girls doing online.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) on Wednesday welcomed a man imitating Sen.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "[imitating Eric Trump] I got your back, dad. 'Look!
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In contrast, Chinese entrepreneurs have few qualms about imitating what works.
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Now I am imitating you playing me in my personal life.
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Ukraine would have thrived by imitating Canada or Switzerland, economically and
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Whatever the subject, it pours effort into imitating the original's look.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "[Imitating Trump] Yes, the polls show I won everywhere.
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And its just terrifying that life is imitating art in this way.
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True to its name, the imitating poison frog mimics another poison frog.
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"He was imitating ... the priest attack because of the internet," Karnavian said.
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I like drawing and imitating my parent's cursive with endless crayon squiggles.
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"Mommy please come — walk in the snow, mom," he added imitating Bush.
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They were charged with the crime of "imitating" women, LGBTQ Nation reported.
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"Whimsy, lovely to meet you too," Williams interjected, imitating McConaughey's distinctive drawl.
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Life might be imitating art for former Full House star Lori Loughlin.
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If they're really feeling festive, they might try imitating Lucky the Leprechaun.
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John McCain (imitating the thumbs-down of his historic health-care vote).
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By imitating these writers, I didn't feel responsible for my own failures.
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A sculpture imitating the "pipe" in The Treachery of Images stands nearby.
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I don't even like the comics I think this comic is imitating.
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Does Portman sound strange, or is she simply imitating an uncanny woman?
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Chris H. also had an uncanny knack for imitating McFarland's marketing voice.
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"We can feel what they feel," Ms. Igarashi said, imitating diners recoiling.
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"We're not in any way imitating Japanese Noh performance," Mr. Sellars said.
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He can just be like, [imitating Trump] 'Folks, these Mexicans, so dangerous.
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With Ofélia, it was sometimes hard to tell who was imitating whom.
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Talk about life imitating art — except without all the creepy stalker stuff.
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Then this guy was like [imitating Putin] 'Make that a baker's dozen.
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Many didn&apost even come close to imitating a glass of wine.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "[Imitating game show announcers] 'Tell the president what he's won!
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On Monday's "Late Show," he got into character imitating another: Alex Jones.
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"I know everyone from Greece," said Colbert, imitating Trump's distinctively belligerent tone.
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"Melania, honey, uh, I got some tough news," Colbert said, imitating Trump.
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In a peculiar case of life imitating art imitating life, Pinterest has announced a new recipe-finding feature that makes use of computer vision to tell you about a dish when you point your smartphone camera at it.
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Vodka-drinking, explosion-imitating, chant-along Canadian punk duo Japandroids really love touring.
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A recent demo showed just how far computers have come in imitating people.
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" Warren tweeted, imitating one of Trump's favorite ways to finish a tweet, "Sad!
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But the instrumental utility of brazenly imitating the iPhone is now often forgotten.
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"He was impeached because he lied," Trump said before imitating the former president.
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BEYOND MEAT INC CEO- CO 75% THERE IN IMITATING ANIMAL MEAT - CONF CALL
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"Ryan was a teen imitating what he saw on social media," she continues.
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Rosario Dawson posted a video of herself imitating the Amazonian hero's signature moves.
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I think maybe, at first, when you're younger, you just start imitating that.
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All the same, it does a creditable job of imitating the salamander's slither.
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Be the fairest of them all by imitating Disney's most popularly chill princess.
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" 'I'm sorry, I zoned out there for a minute,' " Colbert said, imitating Trump.
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That accent was learned from imitating BBC News announcers on a cassette recorder.
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Will Eisner, Kirby was the first comic book artist to quit imitating newspaper
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As it turned out, art was not imitating life — it was forecasting it.
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It was hysterical, but I didn't realize he was imitating a real person.
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When art is imitating life, it's impossible to not block out the headlines.
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The lawsuit cites two moments in the trailer as imitating art by Mendieta.
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If ever there was a case of life imitating Borges, this is it.
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Pywell has great fun imitating the language and tropes of the romance novel.
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"OK, my point is, we're not quid amateur quos," joked Colbert, imitating Mulvaney.
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Imitating Lamb, the class began with wide-legged plié squats, lightsabers held aloft.
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He probably got a kick out of imitating Apu's accent on The Simpsons.
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Nor will it come from imitating already-established international exhibitions or art fairs.
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Just this month, for instance, in one of those instances of life imitating art imitating life, a woman in the state of Rajasthan demanded a divorce from her husband, partly because he had failed to provide her with a toilet.
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We learn to speak by imitating the speech of the adults around us, and in the process of that learning we wind up also imitating their opinions, until we've deluded ourselves into thinking that the words we're using are our own.
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It's why you'll often find the him imitating the president's inexplicable words and actions.
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Camaraderie and comedy go together; there's something essentially lighthearted about human voices imitating instruments.
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After the Ed Sullivan show, they had millions of fans adoring and imitating them.
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It's like they're imitating what they saw in the "Teen Spirit" video on YouTube.
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A Loaded Gun progresses with a snaking chronology, imitating the slipperiness of its subject.
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I understand art imitating life, but the opposite is still a mystery to me.
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Boeing accuses Bombardier of imitating Airbus by trying to muscle into the U.S. market.
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Dredging up an affair between 2 former FBI officials and imitating cries of passion
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Thus there is no crisis point, and less risk of imitating Anglicanism's recent schisms.
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From his arrival in Washington, Rubio seemed intent on imitating this combination of ideas.
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"I think that pretty much says it all," Paul said, imitating his head movement.
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Recordings of mockingbirds have shown them imitating various other species including frogs and crickets.
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In the arena of "imitating the real experience of socializing on Facebook," it excels.
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A video of Mr. Trump imitating Mr. Modi has gone viral in New Delhi.
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"We later learned he was imitating Spider-Man," Bush wrote in his 2010 memoir.
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Mike Huckabee, was imitating him by ruling out cuts to the big entitlement programs.
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"It's not about terrorism; it's about gun control," O'Reilly said, imitating Clyburn 's comments.
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He retweeted a "Daily Show" bit mocking him for imitating Mr. Trump's hand gestures.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "[Imitating Trump] You know, I will do anything to avoid a war.
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Four years before that, Herring donned his own costume imitating yet another black entertainer.
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The 12 cognitive biases that prevent you from being rationalThe human brain is capable of 1016 processes per second, which makes it far more powerful than any…Read more Read Another possibility is that the babies aren't imitating us—we're imitating them.
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In another instance of art imitating life, Lauren Conrad is craving a girls' night out.
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So I started imitating somebody — I didn't speak to the guy — somebody that was groveling.
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"Jill says 'Hola' and 'Adios,' and he waves like this," she adds, imitating the movement.
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This week, an account imitating The Verge was making the same pitch in Facebook comments.
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"Sorry I'm a little horse right now," says Colbert, imitating Trump's croaky dismissal of Brooks.
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"Nixon ends up to a large extent imitating a lot of Wallace's rhetoric," Cohen noted.
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The film gave him a vehicle with which to demonstrate his dexterity imitating movie stars.
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For Australian game studio Opaque Space, you could say life has been imitating art recently.
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The singer-songwriter has come a long way since his days of imitating The King.
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And I just thought that would be [starts imitating a melodic police siren] or whatever.
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Imitating natural designs allows the tires to stiffen in dry conditions and soften when wet.
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"I love you, but you're imitating J Lo," wrote one of her followers on Instagram.
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" And he knew that "imitating them would have been death for me as a writer.
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"Where's Trump?" he asked, mischievously imitating the rest of the Republican presidential field across town.
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In Trump's parallel universe, contemptuously imitating a person's physical impairment is neither mocking nor wrong.
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Don Rosa is imitating Barks as closely as he can, but it still feels off.
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But, Sunday night was a rare case of life imitating art in a sporting sense.
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" TAL Education Group: "This is the group that everybody's been imitating, all the [Chinese] IPOs.
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Consider it a case of college basketball imitating college life — study habits maintained, grades improved.
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Our great national heroes were decent leaders who defeated brutes and tyrants without imitating them.
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He doesn't know how to do anything without copying, without imitating, without plagiarizing, without aping.
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As it turned out, my own life ended up imitating her art in many ways.
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Broadly: The pictures of your live performance imitating Olympia have not emerged in the media yet.
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But we&aposre looking at more than imitating what China is doing in ground-satellite communications.
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"This is not at all a Sikh turban or imitating one," one of her comments read.
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A company selling an artist's signature dance isn't ethically equivalent to a YouTuber imitating John Travolta.
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All of a sudden, I get reports that I was imitating a reporter who was handicapped.
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Romeo Brooklyn hilariously mocked Brooklyn on Instagram on Thursday, imitating one of his brother's shirtless photos.
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Viv is supposed to be far more flexible, imitating the feel of a real human assistant.
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Art is imitating life at this year's Venice Film Festival for Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts.
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Teenagers often seek to quell their anxiety and insecurity by imitating behaviour they regard as normal.
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It is then "chased" by different voices, all entering in turn and imitating what came before.
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Michael suspected that she wasn't just being a kid, she was imitating his own erratic behavior.
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This cheeky take on art imitating life led to some very meta (and self-aware) content.
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Rather, he's since said, they were just "playing out Game of Thrones" and imitating the Beatles.
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Jeong and the Times said that she was "imitating the rhetoric of her harassers" on Twitter.
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"I don't care, Mom: I'm staying here, I'm not leaving," he said, imitating a pouting child.
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He wasn't worried about imitating the work of Valmonts past, like Alan Rickman's or John Malkovich's.
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Shortly after, he joked about giving the press "a little ride" while imitating driving a crane.
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"This is a dangerous time," Peele says in the video, while still imitating the ex-president.
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They've also adapted to city life—including, sometimes, imitating car alarms at the break of dawn.
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Imitating the West was almost universally judged to be the fastest route to freedom and prosperity.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "[imitating Trump] And when there are no protests, you know what I call that?
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"Some of the most exciting innovation is not when it's about imitating the past," Forgacs said.
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" — Denell Downum, New York "I agree that imitating Mike Pence is not the best of outcomes.
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Hashtag United, for its refreshing dose of reality, is actually a case of life imitating art.
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Microsoft also found websites imitating the United States Senate, but not specific offices or political campaigns.
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He was ostensibly imitating the pumped poses associated with the ideal male form in Classical sculpture.
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And magazines do seem to have gone as far as they can go in imitating etail.
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Grant&aposs political endeavors on Sunday night led to fans excitedly saying art was imitating reality.
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After relating my story of life-imitating-art, I thanked him for the gift of inspiration.
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"Wow, that is hard to watch," Colbert said, before imitating Trump taking a sip of water.
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Friends, and even people who know him only slightly, cannot resist imitating his voice and manner.
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The experience people have seeing David Gordon Green's movie, scored by John Carpenter [who directed the original and composed its haunting theme], told at a time when women taking back the narrative of their lives from their perpetrators is both life imitating art and art imitating life.
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The young Vito Corleone, walking the same New York streets, with the same look, which Robert De Niro stole from the gangsters of his own childhood neighborhood, who stole it from movies in which actors were imitating actors who'd imitated their own gangsters who were imitating Hicks.
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That's the thing," she explains, before imitating the onlookers, adding, "'Just show me that fucking bump, bitch.
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I heard noises that sounded like a cartoon monster imitating a microwave, and crashes that didn't happen.
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Speechwriter Zev Karlin-Neumann loved Obama's off the cuff remark and dance moves imitating player Steph Curry.
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It happened one pitch after Gordon paid tribute to his fallen teammate by imitating his batting stance.
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E-cigarettes are generally slender, battery-powered devices that turn liquid nicotine into vapor, imitating conventional smoking.
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Thomas L. Friedman From its very inception, Donald Trump's campaign for president has been life imitating Twitter.
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Here you can watch Attenborough seduce a male cicada by imitating the clicks a female makes. Enjoy!
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You learn to draw by imitating, and the best art comes from the subjects you're passionate about.
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A new fiscal rule, imitating Norway, aims to isolate the economy from volatility in the oil price.
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Maybe you feel that your partner has stopped imitating sex, and that makes you feel less desirable.
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We're imitating our fresh autumn looks straight from what the pros have been posting on Instagram. Why?
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In addition to motion controls, it also lights up, vibrates, and makes noises imitating the pokémon inside.
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She also pays homage to that famous nude selfie from March that had celebrities everywhere imitating her.
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For Will Smith, making his new film Collateral Beauty was a difficult case of life imitating art.
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The video shows a group of student dancers imitating dancing scenes from popular films in the 1980s.
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"'Hey, Kelly, there's this Dumpster I saw with all this wood,'" he said, imitating a typical pitch.
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Savannah was spotted making George laugh by imitating the trumpet players providing entrance fanfare for the ceremony.
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Imitating human behavior we don't understand ourselves is not yet quite possible (memories, love, physical pain, etc.).
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Merrily We Roll Along, as chronicled by the documentary, is a curious case of life imitating art.
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But she couldn't shake the feeling that Tye's murder was some sick form of life imitating art.
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It's still a perfectly decent budget chicken sandwich, but not as good as the one it's imitating.
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"It doesn't sound like my voice at all," Trump said, claiming the voice was someone imitating him.
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At first, the trend might seem to be just another case of everybody imitating the popular kid.
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Radically restructuring a country's political and economic system by imitating Western models had another pernicious, unanticipated effect.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "[Imitating Trump] Now, if we'd gone to war with Cabo, I would've signed right up!
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Microsoft also found websites imitating the United States Senate, but not specific Senate offices or political campaigns.
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In doing so, Mr. Orbán was imitating Vladimir Putin, perhaps the world's chief practitioner of illiberal democracy.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "[Imitating Trump] I love this type of dog — it's a special type, a certain type.
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When Big Beer isn't imitating its craft brewing competitors, it counters their appeal by belittling their customers.
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The prince had a go at imitating a tiger, but admitted he probably hadn't pulled it off.
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"I'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly," Cruz said, imitating Trump.
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Fighting the populists by imitating their divisive, high-stakes politics is not the way to beat them.
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In a moment of art imitating life imitating art, Hollis Doyle (Gregg Henry), the fictional candidate shaped after Donald Trump, surprised the GOP by winning the fictional Florida Republican primary in last week's episode of Scandal, right before Donald Trump became the last Republican nominee standing in real life.
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"The Other Side of the Wind", which The Hollywood Reporter called "the Holy Grail for zealous film buffs, the long-awaited bookend for 'Citizen Kane'," is art imitating life imitating art: itself the story of an unfinished film left behind by a great director and reconstructed after his death.
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In Istanbul the sultan, Mahmud II (pictured), responded to the rising strength of Western powers by imitating them.
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And, in a recent case of life imitating fashion, Blake Lively found herself basically mimicking her expressive accessories.
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Still, it's what they should do if they're imitating this optical phenomenon — so DxOMark grades them on it.
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Larry David does a killer Bernie Sanders impression — but few have ever come so close to imitating him.
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The video shows several seconds of Clinton imitating a dog barking, before cutting to footage of Putin chuckling.
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If the adage of art imitating life holds true, this should be unsurprising to players of QD games.
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Check out the full interview, which also includes Brown imitating his son's "booty dance," in the clip below.
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The new crypto scam works this way: Fake accounts imitating famous figures piggyback off tweets from real accounts.
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In July the singer did a solid job of imitating the likes of Rihanna for The Tonight Show.
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Imitating her act, in which she pretends to deliver a baby, he mimes a doctor slapping its bottom.
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However, Ronda is an icon to MJ. She's studied her interview style to the point of imitating it.
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And imitating a pianist as idiosyncratic as Gould may not be a good idea for impressionable young musicians.
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When I view Beale Street as art imitating life, I see the similar beauty through my own experiences.
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We already knew the group's ads boosted fake groups imitating Black Lives Matter, Muslims and Donald Trump supporters.
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In addition to the initial ballots charge, Landon is also being charged with imitating the board of elections.
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So, in a ballpark version of life imitating art, Major League Baseball is coming to Iowa next year.
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With great attention to detail, they even added a chocolate drip, imitating the look of Kylie's lip kit.
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By the numbers: Kaspersky Lab products prevented approximately 68,000 attempts to visit phishing pages imitating Instagram this year.
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Rodríguez tells his ugly story simply, occasionally imitating others, such as a Tijuanan interrogating him about his past.
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After the end of the Cold War, imitating the West signified being on the right side of history.
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Consumers, Powell said, are now more interested in looking like athletes than they are in imitating their abilities.
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But while countries have adopted different strategies, they are also imitating each other, for better and for worse.
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In Silicon Valley, there is substantial stigma attached to imitating the business models or features of other companies.
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Imitating the chef's flick of salt with his right hand, he added, "And look, I learned the technique."
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At his rallies, supporters held up posters imitating Shepard Fairey's "Hope" poster, with Mr. Schulz replacing Mr. Obama.
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Imitating The Beatles&apos "Abbey Road" album cover in London is another telltale sign you&aposre a tourist.
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If it had been one of my parents she were up there imitating, I would have been furious.
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He grew up obsessed with the opera stars Leontyne Price, Jessye Norman and Marian Anderson, imitating their style.
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It is said that the 'Raees By Rail' promotional activity was actually imitating a sequence from the film.
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"The fact that people are imitating him is further evidence that it's not just random," Mr. Grieve said.
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There are even signs that some of America's biggest tech firms have been imitating some Chinese companies now.
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Imitating old Jewish people, a ravenous appetite or cosmetic surgery gone wrong, her contortions put cartoons to shame.
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Soon enough, Charles called out the drugstore brand for imitating his palette, which contains 39 colors of eyeshadow.
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"I can always tell you all apart," Mr. Stewart recalled Mr. Davis as saying, imitating his raspy voice.
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There was this period where everything I saw was life imitating art, because I was reading cyberpunk fiction.
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Axios also reported in September that Trump physically mocked McCain's war injuries while imitating his famous thumbs-up moment.
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I don't know if I liked it then because it was just around me, but I started imitating it.
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Whereas the Russian influence campaigns were most successful when imitating conservatives, though, the Iranians have primarily masqueraded as liberals.
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Even in videos where she's not imitating Grande exactly, she's often styled to look an awful lot like her.
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Xiaomi used to be accused of imitating Western competitors, but now the company is itself a target for copycats.
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"It was a strange instance of art imitating life," said Ms. Hamill, who adapted the novel for the stage.
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They were still imitating a factual discourse and they were representing an ideology that values the language of evidence.
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The next day, Netanyahu was caught on camera imitating Barzilai&aposs moves on his way to a cabinet meeting.
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During Thursday's match, they prompted the umpire to address what was believed to be the crowd imitating Sabalenka's screams.
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Animals make all sorts of wacky sounds, and some are even good at imitating the sounds of other animals.
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He walked into the middle of the room and did a shuffle, imitating me, while calling out in Spanish.
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"Most nights he preferred watching porn movies and then imitating them," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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A lot of them were quite funny, like the hairdresser imitating a customer who criticized her tattoos as unprofessional.
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She rolls her eyes a little, imitating him: ''I'm just not really sure a young girl would say that!
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It's a case of life imitating art, and this type of immersive experience could soon be the new norm.
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But there can be little question that Mr. Zelensky, 41, has taken politics-imitating-art to a new level.
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The irony here is that plants make some of the most versatile and convincing materials for imitating other plants.
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Rather than merely imitating the results of our thinking, machines would actually share some of our core cognitive abilities.
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Everybody else was imitating Trump, so I was just like, I want to see if I can do it.
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"What did you have for lunch?" he said, imitating how he tried to be a real person around him.
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Both players, who are ethnic Albanians from Kosovo, celebrated by imitating the double-headed eagle displayed on Albania's flag.
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It's something you can get better at, with practice, or worse at, by imitating people who do it badly.
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Like the Incogmeato burgers, the bratwurst and sausage will be found in grocery stores alongside the products they're imitating.
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In a new video published Wednesday, 10 kids are seen imitating the Brazilian soccer star's now-famous on-field antics.
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Now, however, it's humans that are considering imitating volcanoes, with all the risks and ethical quandaries that come with it.
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Some say they are imitating the techniques used in the first Palestinian intifada, or uprising, against Israel in the 1980s.
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He and his two older brothers, though, watched pro wrestling, imitating their heroes by jumping off the living room sofa.
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Mr Schetyna's party is also trying to win back voters who have plumped for PiS, mainly by imitating its policies.
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You're not imitating any real-world activity with this process, but it all makes perfect sense after a few songs.
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A new study in Current Biology suggests there's no actual imitating going on—and that it's all in our heads.
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Maduro would serve his country's poor best by pondering the weakness of strongmen such as Fidel, and then imitating Raul.
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Lately, if Moleza wasn't getting angry and attempting wild flying triangles, he was pulling half guard and imitating his idol.
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The bottom line: The fake accounts being sold are imitating real people, with only slight changes in usernames or photos.
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" "When our four year-old son started imitating what we yelled at each other during our increasingly frequent blowout fights.
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He reasoned that airplanes could fly without imitating birds' wings, so why did prosthetics have to mimic arms and legs?
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"And the attorney general says 'I'm gonna recuse myself,' " Trump said while imitating Sessions's Southern accent as the crowd booed.
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The skit zeroed in on the tense exchange between Kavanaugh and Klobuchar, imitating their back-and-forth over drinking alcohol.
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The outspoken billionaire flailed his arms while imitating journalist Serge Kovaleski during a rally in South Carolina on Nov. 20.
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All of our years imitating Jade walking up the stairs and reciting that monologue that cemented Tiffany's spot in the .
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If this was a simple case of life imitating art, Bergman would have found a high school team to coach.
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It is the second incident involving students in California imitating Nazi symbols and gestures to come to light in 2019.
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Because he's not really returning to it; indeed, as things stand in key respects Trump would benefit from imitating Bush.
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I was his student as an undergraduate, and that whole time I was, at least in my heart, imitating him.
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Now it's imitating through acquisition, spiriting away the likes of Mr. Murphy and Ms. Rhimes to its well-remunerated plane.
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Preview photos for their final episode have teased an art-imitating-life situation, with the two characters tying the knot.
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This ordeal, Toynbee explained, bred two extreme reactions: One was "Herodianism," which meant collaborating with Rome and imitating its ways.
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A video and another photo, taken when Mr Trudeau was in high school, appear to show him imitating black singers.
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She played to that, imitating Steve Jobs by wearing a black turtleneck and driving a car with no license plate.
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" — TREVOR NOAH [Imitating Booker] "We need to stand together, work together, rise together, sit back down together, and quit alone!
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While everyone else was imitating her naked dress from the year before, Rihanna was making new waves with Chinese couture.
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The solution is for Christians to act like Christians by imitating the character and commitments of the One they follow.
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The confusion led to fear and even reports of third parties imitating ICE officers in disaster areas to burglarize homes.
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Miller said he did not think she was imitating anyone and that he believed her to be opposed to Trump.
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My dad's specialty was imitating Louis Armstrong, one of his heroes, and he did so in full costume, including blackface.
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"You have not heard the number yet," Collins said, as winningly as he could, an amateur imitating a television negotiation.
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It's nearly impossible to say where the line could be drawn between Russians imitating Americans and Americans drawing inspiration from Russians.
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People have labelled the supermodel a bully, a "mean girl," and a hypocrite for imitating the future first lady's Slovenian accent.
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Trump, 70, pointed to the email probe as evidence the Democratic nominee is not someone the nation's youth should be imitating.
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Rubio's problem is that in imitating Trump he is undermining his own previous image as the cheerful, optimistic face of conservatism.
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Two basically adult sons of our neighbor were watching wrestling and imitating the moves on each other in just their underwear.
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Instead, they tried to hitch Mexican modernism to the wider avant-garde by imitating the promotional techniques of Dada and Futurism.
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Beyond imitating its business by expanding into motorbikes, Uber and Grab have also taken a leaf out of its monetization playbook.
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Mr van Spanje's analysis suggests that imitating populist insurgents only weakens them in the rare cases where they are also ostracised.
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It wouldn't be the first time Madonna accused Gaga of imitating her; the two have been feuding for nearly a decade.
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For one thing, Jokowi has made himself the front-runner in part by imitating some of Mr Prabowo's tactics (see article).
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"To the degree that the data is sexist or racist, you're going to have the algorithm imitating those behaviors," Horowitz said.
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I remember some people making some very stereotypical sounds," she says, imitating a war cry, "and tomahawk chops towards me afterwards.
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Porsche restorers imitating Formula 1 cars; electric enthusiasts envisioning future elegance; giant carmakers wondering how 3-D printing fits into manufacturing.
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The Star newspaper said Joseph Waswa, the man accused of imitating Kenyatta, was known to use luxury cars, helicopters and bodyguards.
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Bad news, Amazon Echo owners: In a weird case of life imitating art, Alexa appears to have actually lost her voice.
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And here I was a white kid from Long Island imitating the greatest of all time, and he was loving it.
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She wanted to be sure she was speaking with the real Pelaez and not a hacker imitating him though, Sennert wrote.
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"I've always said it's life imitating art," Neal's friend, music executive Eddie Applebaum, told the Daily Beast of the exes' relationship.
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Boeing, which has extensive aerospace operations in Canada, accuses Bombardier of imitating Airbus by trying to muscle into the U.S. market.
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Father and son attended the new Star Wars movie in May and sat near a boy who was audibly imitating Chewbacca.
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Steve Madden has been accused in the past of imitating designs by Valentino, Doc Martens, Allbirds, Aquazzura, Alexander McQueen and Balenciaga.
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At night my children shined a light on the dead television, and I sat in that light, imitating their favorite shows.
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" (In a life-imitating-art twist, "Ocean's 8" was a caper comedy about robbing the Met Gala.) "You're hard to miss!
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He's also imitating far-right tactics at home, by rejecting American traditions like balance of power and the rule of law.
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I thought of the plaza around Bethesda Fountain, beside the lake in Central Park, where crowds watch rowboats imitating bumper cars.
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But the joke is on those fictional TV executives, because this telling episode is the exact opposite of art imitating life.
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Except that Trump's instinctive need to appease dictators appears to be even more powerful than his aversion to imitating his predecessor.
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He hired a former Jacksonville deputy sheriff to run a sound test with an actress imitating Ms. O'Connell screaming for help.
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Trump on Tuesday mocked Ford's testimony while speaking at a rally in Mississippi, imitating some of her responses at the hearing.
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He said Britain's "tragic" vote to leave the European Union had made people think twice about Austria's imitating any such move.
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Taking on the president in the media doesn't have to mean imitating him, down to the insults and the Twitter fights.
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People squawked "crack is wack" on school playgrounds, imitating the now-infamous quote from her shaky Diane Sawyer interview in 2002.
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We learn to use our voices by imitating the sounds that we hear, this is part of how infants learn to speak.
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" Similarly, Firefox warned: "Web forgeries are designed to trick you into revealing personal or financial information by imitating sources you may trust.
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Well in the 80s, when voguing first started, it was more about emulating poses and basically imitating supermodels and people in magazines.
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But I would say what we see there is a different phenomenon, which is a trend among authoritarian states toward imitating democracy.
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I tried hard to channel Oprah's big personality and positive energy while imitating her signature open-mouth smile as the cameras flashed.
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Yet, in the little corner of the window that evades the tacked-up cloth imitating a curtain, the miasma lifts a little.
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He tried to unnerve Australian batter Steve Smith by hilariously imitating his batting face, during a tense match on Sunday in Bangalore.
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But the further I got into the book, the more it seemed like Berenson was imitating the strategy he'd meant to mock.
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Instead of fully tracked motion controllers like the Rift or Vive's, I got a remote that rotated in place, imitating a gun.
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Microsoft has launched a free Windows app that uses machine learning to guess the facial expression you're making when imitating an emoji.
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Gavin watched the fake that was imitating his brother long enough to be sure that he wasn't about to bolt in terror.
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In a classic case of art imitating life, the character Markle portrays on the show, summer associate Rachel Zane, is also engaged.
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Unfortunately, this franchise thrives on misogyny, and a large part of the Krystal debate on the show features contestants imitating Krystal's voice.
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Image: ShutterstockNewborn infants are supposed to be capable of imitating our facial expressions, like sticking out our tongues and opening our mouths.
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If TV and movies as artforms want to continue imitating life, death will always be a topic that needs to be addressed.
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Looking forward to the chapter where they interview all the artists who are trying to build a career by imitating MJ's voice!
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Jamaicans were listening to, and imitating, the American R&B that reached the island on radio stations from New Orleans and Miami.
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" Imitating those on the other side, he says, "Let's just block out those horrible people, like me, who say it's all futile.
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" Now that life was imitating art, she said, "I realize I didn't actually go as far into that investigation as I thought.
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"They call us and say, 'Corey said this, the Trump family is really upset,'" he said, imitating the voice of a reporter.
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He hasn't started imitating those particular words, in large part I think because we don't make a big deal out of it.
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Political groups and candidates — whether for city council or the United States Senate — are imitating President Trump's raw and combative style online.
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Seeing this much effort put into closely imitating "real" (or more accurately, "original") objects calls into question the entire idea of authenticity.
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Microsoft also found websites imitating the U.S. Senate, but it was able to catch the spoofed sites as they were set up.
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"He was like, 'ya put these on, ya ain't gonna wanna take 'em off,'" Mr. Harrelson said, imitating Mr. McConaughey's lazy drawl.
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Imitating The Beatles' "Abbey Road" album cover is a surefire way to let people know you're a tourist — and slow down traffic.
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Visit a museum in a big city and you're likely to find at least one tourist imitating a sculpture for a photo.
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The lights were dimming, the overture was starting — the choked crash cymbal, the kick drum, the keyboard imitating electric piano and glockenspiel.
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Down on all fours, Beckham took a few steps and then lifted his right leg in the air, imitating a dog urinating.
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"What we do here is basically imitating God's work," he says—echoing the divine theme of the quest for the holy grail.
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The 23-second video showed the teacher in blackface in front of his class as he begins imitating Common's Microsoft AI commercial.
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If we are going to crash on other idols in groups for imitating black hairstyles, then we can't be biased with Hoseok.
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The large middle section takes up more than half of the composition; it is a painting-within-painting imitating an urban mural.
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There's a quiet little scene in Jaws that shows Chief Brody and his young son imitating each other's gestures and facial expressions.
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Scientists are also toying with the controversial idea of imitating volcanoes to keep global warming in check, a strategy known as geoengineering.
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And, yes, China is imitating some of those things, but it takes 30 to 40 years, and we'll see how far they get.
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All the online pages added disclaimers announcing the website as a parody and not endorsed by nor affiliated with sites they were imitating.
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On November 29th, in a remarkable example of law imitating art, a hearing at the Supreme Court put Lennie back in the spotlight.
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They have stopped imitating the AfD, and started criticising it instead, branding the party extremist and ruling out entering into coalition with it.
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These mini-masterpieces serve as both literal references to her influences and demonstrations of her skill in imitating the work of other artists.
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And they're not even't imitating animation movies, it's a tribute to cinema, it's live action films that get paid the form of flattery.
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One tiny work — smaller than a sheet of printer paper — manages to catch the eye by imitating insect displays in natural history museums.
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One day you're imitating Sabalenka's shrieks, the next you're watching Ron Burgundy ask Roger Federer the tough questions during an on-court interview.
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Not imitating her mannerisms or trying to physically resemble Hillary poses an even bigger challenge for you — there's nothing to really hide behind.
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Anything with bad spelling and grammar can be knocked out, for example; or sites that rely on imitating legitimate outlets to entice readers.
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Or is it imitating a person — because I also saw a shadow in the background of the video, and you saw somebody dancing.
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Instead, he had "ASSMAN" printed in bold green letters on his white Dodge pickup's tailgate, imitating the look of an actual Saskatchewan plate.
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She was like"—here, Crossan paused to get in character, affectionately imitating singer Heloise Letissier's French-accented English—"'You wanna do it again?
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The tea party movement, I am proud to say, has shaped modern activism in America, and our style of opposition is worth imitating.
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The good news is that Mr. Key and Mr. Peele comfortably hold the big screen, whether they're playing ordinary guys or imitating killers.
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"The Democrats are going for soundbites for the election of Mueller saying 'obstruction of justice,'" he said, imitating Mueller in a deep voice.
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In the moment, Oh, imitating "Asian moms everywhere," gave an unimpressed nod to a mention of "Crazy Rich Asians" huge box office gross.
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Streep famously slammed the then-president-elect at last year's Golden Globes, railing against Trump for imitating a disabled New York Times reporter.
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ABC has been fined $395,000 for imitating the US' Emergency Alert System (EAS) in a "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" skit about President Donald Trump.
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And so on Monday, art was imitating life, and life was reflected back in art, as the finish line became a film set.
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Is it truly necessary for girls in middle school to be imitating the fully made-up faces of 25-year-olds on Instagram?
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And finally, recognize that taking anal to the extreme is risky, so think twice before you consider imitating those more adventurous porn scenes.
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But she did keep a bit where she gets super low to the ground in a deep squat, imitating a very tiny person.
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Imitating the notes she sang — as some of her admirers did onstage — is just technical mimicry, far from her true lesson of creativity.
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He found his truck in France and has a baker in the small town of Gallicano imitating bread he brought back from Ireland.
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It first emerged that NordVPN had an expired internal private key exposed, potentially allowing anyone to spin out their own servers imitating NordVPN.
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" When she started singing about self-love rather than imitating other artists she admired, Lizzo said, "it just vibrated better in the music.
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In a case of life imitating fiction, the writer-director, Jason Lei Howden, got into a Twitter skirmish shortly before the movie's release.
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But Johnson, imitating the boogie-woogie style of piano playing, used his guitar to play rhythm, bass and slide simultaneously, all while singing.
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So the "Late Show" host paid tribute to his brother-in-deceit with a made-up radio show, imitating Mr. Jones's histrionic style.
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If we are going to crash on other idols in groups for imitating black hairstyles, then we can't be biased with Hoseok pic.twitter.
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It's also a case of art imitating life: He plays a rising young comic courting a new level of fame as an actor.
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The feelings of his fellow Republicans were not spared—especially the ones in Congress who've spent the last 20 years imitating liberal Democrats.
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I find some fundamental contradictions in imitating Mayan rituals in a public park in Denmark by singing in English and playing Tibetan instruments.
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The results are sometimes not good, but still, I get consistent good results and I like the concept of an artist 'imitating' himself.
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" As for imitating Miss Vietnam, Desiree says, "[Summers] was just recreating how Miss Vietnam acts when she doesn't understand what someone is saying.
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Rather than merely imitating or rejecting foreign works of art, they consumed and then regurgitated them to create something both authentically Brazilian and universal.
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From the moment he started imitating Donald Trump during the 2016 election, Alec Baldwin's impersonation of the future president became a point of fascination.
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A younger demographic of men who worshipped at her feet and women who, much to the dismay of their mothers, grew up imitating her.
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Frankel, 45, addresses an accusation that she was imitating De Lesseps – and does so by asking a series of increasingly more insulting rhetorical questions.
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The sugar highs that Donald Trump gets from a cruel taunt or a racist jab haven't translated into anything even imitating a functional presidency.
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You're not making art in an abstract sense, you're imitating a slightly transgressive painting style in a simulated back alley or rooftop or reservoir.
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On November 29th, in a remarkable example of law imitating art, a hearing at the Supreme Court will put Lennie back in the spotlight.
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Eventually the clinic escorts decided to wear rainbow colors, thinking wearing the symbol of LGBTQ pride would finally dissuade the protesters from imitating them.
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It's a great chance to use that photo of Desiigner imitating a grimacing emoji; but it's also worth re-listening to the track below.
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In an "epic" case of life imitating art, the cast of ABC's Scandal went on a tour of the actual White House on Friday.
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Teams are already setting their systems against one another, imitating how muscles work when we walk, answering pub quiz questions and subtly manipulating images.
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" "I'll go to the big banks, I'll sit them down and yada yada yada they'll be broken up," David replied, imitating Sanders' mannerisms. "What?
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That also means that there is only one Lady Gaga, and that the impact of imitating her or adopting her various strategies are limited.
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In an astonishing example of life imitating art, Volodymyr Zelensky, the actor and comedian who plays Holoborodko, was elected this month as Ukraine's president.
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Some parrots and ravens are really good at imitating human speech, but for the most part, this is an ability that eludes most animals.
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It is now causing enough panic at Facebook that the company is imitating Snapchat's core features as fast as its developers can code them.
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I spend three months in Canterbury practicing the British accent by imitating recordings from the Royal Shakespeare Company available at the Canterbury Public Library.
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A separate cybersecurity firm discovered fake websites imitating the World Anti-Doping Agency, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, and the Olympic Council of Asia.
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At the time, if you were on the same wavelength as the Europeans, you were often accused of imitating what was happening in Europe.
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More often than not, homages in movies are a shallow and vain attempt at imitating an iconic moment, and they rarely serve a purpose.
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John McCain in private gatherings by imitating his distinctive movements, which are the result of injuries endured as a prisoner of war in Vietnam.
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"Oh, President Duterte, we should fix our bad relations," Duterte said, imitating Trump's voice in an address at the Malacanang presidential palace in Manila.
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Adding to the creepy life imitating art thing -- Bevilaqua was played by Lillo Brancato, who eventually did time in real life for attempted burglary.
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Ms Yeah has denied that the girls were imitating her video in any way, and says she is not to blame for the accident.
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Now, in the wake of the shock Leave majority, life is imitating art with concerned clubbers taking to social media to express their concerns.
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But the new efforts also revealed signs of a maturing adversary, adapting and evolving to better disguise itself, while also better imitating real activists.
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This misunderstanding reflects a difference in cultural attitudes over a perfectly legal form of copying: imitating a successful business model and then tweaking it.
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Mr. Xi also held out China as a model for the new era, saying his country had developed its economy without imitating Western values.
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About 1,500 members of the new unit conducted a public exercise, camouflaged with khaki stripes, imitating recapturing a Japanese island from an invading army.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "You know somewhere out there Donald Trump is going, [imitating Trump] 'Oh my God, I can't believe I risked impeachment over Joe.
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I can help Sasha with her college applications and make you laugh by imitating the noises Donald makes whenever someone tries to touch him.
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Op-Ed Contributor JERUSALEM — Among critics of Israel, it has become ever more common to accuse the Jewish state of imitating apartheid South Africa.
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"Imitating and then innovating is better than working on your own behind closed doors," one Weibo user said in a comment on the post.
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Earlier in February, two men from the Australian town of Ballarat were widely criticised online for imitating Indigenous Australians by wearing blackface at a party.
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On Tuesday, she shared a picture of herself imitating the cover of Toni Braxton's famous self-titled album from 1993 and practically broke the internet.
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In a way, this was life imitating art: one woman standing up for the rights of a minority, while another woman preached patriarchal family values.
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Earlier this month, she managed to keep a straight face while imitating her favorite singers on Saturday Night Live, even as the audience cracked up.
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Imitating the sociability of speech, they're also inflected with tonality and the attitude of a speaker — all of which Kahn thoroughly destabilizes in her work.
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But in Thursday's video, Albaher explains the real story was he was joking around and "imitating" Saleh's Arabic before they were confronted by a female.
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Analysts from Canalys said earlier that vendors are imitating each others' products and marketing strategies in a bid to stay on top of the competition.
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I think there is a little bit of art imitating life, but hopefully nobody blows up the Capitol building during the State of the Union.
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The description was that it was supposed to be an American band in 1964 that was blown away by the Beatles and was imitating them.
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Most famously, on that platform, users imitating Elon Musk have joined threads from the Tesla CEO as a way to lure users into similar traps.
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Saturday Night Live's Bobby Moynihan has the Fieri-imitating edge thanks to his faux-goatee and flame-print shirt, but Perry did a respectable job.
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In Uncharted, there was a pleasant cognitive loop: the young video game medium trying to discover itself by imitating film's own era of self-discovery.
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Their life is roughly that of humans, but it is their capacity for imitating voices, of 'talking,' that forms a mirror-image relationship to people.
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This is where Susan's story veers away from life imitating art, whether you've cast her as Weeds' Nancy Botwin or Walter White in your mind.
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Soon, they were backed by Germany's Samwer brothers, whose habit of imitating American online businesses earned them a reputation as the copycat kings of Europe.
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The machine of BuzzFeed is built to discover and package stories like The Dress to maximize traffic, and publishers have been imitating BuzzFeed for years.
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He also executed the painted murals and mosaics throughout the home and carved the columns supporting the front porch, imitating folk carvings from Central Europe.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Robert Mugabe, 94, was once the most feared man in Zimbabwe, but lately artists have been imitating and mocking the former ruler.
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They are hiding in garage corners, living on windowsills, imitating flowers and creating massive colonies below our feet, or buzzing in and out of hives.
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And fans of Dobrik have made their own video imitating one of his SeatGeek promos (while seemingly under the influence of drugs following dentist visits).
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If in "Rocky," he seemed to be channeling Sylvester Stallone (and what choice did he have?), here he is by no means merely imitating Mr.
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None of the characters on stage really look like enviably glamorous popular people, but friendly nebbishes imitating the social elite with slapdash satirical broad strokes.
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One theory held that squeaky noises heard at one point could have been one of the politicians imitating a seal when talking about Ms. Haraldsdottir.
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Dr. Vivek Murthy, the 19th surgeon general of the United States, talks about enduring the taunts of an Apu-imitating bully in the seventh grade.
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As Crawford peers across the yard, she sees what appears to be Davis imitating Crawford's first scene in "Charlotte," as everyone present howls with laughter.
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" [imitating Sanders] "We will cover hearing aids, eyeglasses and insurance if you slip in the shower, especially the part of the mildew that gets slippery.
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The funniest things in an environment like Twitter tend to toy with that, imitating either casual speech or post-literate weirdos who don't understand punctuation.
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In CNN's August documentary "Age of Amazon," Jeff Wilke — head of Amazon's worldwide consumer business — said imitating popular products is a common practice among retailers.
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It didn't take long before Tay was imitating those qualities too, and a cute 19-year-old girl transformed into a Gamergate-loving Hitler youth.
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Another amused itself by imitating the shop's phone, prompting the employees to run for the receiver frantically only to realize it was just the bird.
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The tablet has been tested against 50 challenges imitating everyday drops, tumbles, wear and tear, and more so you know this device is made to last.
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The ad then moves to a clip of Clinton imitating a barking dog during a recent campaign stop, before cutting back to footage of Putin chuckling.
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Neither one imitating the other, but after bathing in the other's words they return back to the shore, to the work, shaped by the beloved's waters.
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And as listeners agree to play by the official rules of sadness, so do most musicians, and so do most singers, imitating the sound of instruments.
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In a new trend called the #mannequinchallenge, teens are imitating mannequin statues, freezing for the camera, and creating living-portraits that are shared around the internet.
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"After I took the photo, the kids rode around on the beach with reckless abandon, so it was a bit of life imitating art," Storino wrote.
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But there's one part of the Brexit vote that the US could gain a lot from imitating: It has an extremely clear, easy-to-understand ballot.
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In a touch of art imitating life, he's joined by his wife of 14 years, Canadian jazz virtuoso Diana Krall, who voices Pete's punk rocker mother.
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The spokesperson offered no details on what sort of data Boeing was after, but it's not surprising to see the test pilots imitating a yo-yo.
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Sam Hunt just released his new music video for "Single for the Summer," but life may not be imitating art for long for the country star.
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At one time, this was prime time British television; C-list celebrities imitating A- to C-list celebrities in the format of a glorified Butlins event.
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Or maybe, he was imitating a drunk person attempting to make snow angels...You be the judge by watching this adorable video of his snowy enthusiasm.
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At least since Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator, American political discourse has fostered a special genre: the speech of movie actors imitating statesmen and vice versa.
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In the current presidential race, male candidates seem to be taking their cues from the movies — or maybe this is an example of art imitating life.
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The virus copies its genes to reproduce and spread the infection, but the molecule gets in the way, imitating one building block of the genetic code.
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Often, in a modern pop culture twist on art imitating life, the flashes from the celebrities' own cameras or smartphones would illuminate him in the shots.
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And in a peculiar example of life imitating art, real plants are growing out of a decorative band of terra-cotta leaves on the structure's cornice.
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" Forget offering an artist a real contract, he says, imitating a record company exec, "You know that blacks can't read … just throw 'em the Maybach keys.
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Now, it seems that life is imitating art as the trio just signed a deal that will see them bring TBS branded weed to the public.
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Fast-food menu items created in partnership with companies like Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat are typically pretty similar nutritionally to the originals they are imitating.
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At the core, George R.R. Martin began by imitating the War of the Roses, a series of English civil wars that lasted from 1455 to 1487.
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It seems to be imitating the journey of its protagonist, Paul Safranek (Matt Damon), who is a blandly friendly fellow on the road to self-discovery.
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This isn't an edge-of-your-seat western, but the book is packed with puns, twists of words and vintage cowboy dialect kids will enjoy imitating.
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But a slew of other critics accused the film of imitating thrillers of the past without being a memorable or strong film in its own right.
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She attended open sessions at local ice rinks, where she taught herself basic techniques by reading books and imitating other skaters she saw on the ice.
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But prints imitating Mr. Hirst's well-known "Mickey" — a canvas painting inspired by Disney's Mickey Mouse character — consistently sold for about $14,000, Mr. Hickey-Mendoza said.
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It and other companies, including the Los-Angeles-based producer Beyond Meat, are part of a rising food industry trend toward imitating or replacing meat options.
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The president may not have permanently altered the connotations of these everyday words, but by imitating him, we are trafficking in the discourse of his choosing.
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Getty Images The scam starts with a warning on your computer—a shamelessly fake one, often imitating a blue screen of death or a blinking malware alert.
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He apparently spent much of his "pretty relaxed life... imitating a fallen log" at the bottom of his tank, according to a blog post by his caretaker.
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I could try to do those things for a very long time, and I would fail utterly because imitating is not how you succeed in these roles.
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It alleged that an Airbnb host rejected the plaintiff's initial application but subsequently accepted the same application when the plaintiff re-applied using profiles imitating white men.
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C-LEARN is an important advance because, rather than directly imitating motion, the robot has to infer the principles behind the motion, a more human-like approach.
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"If you go too slow, it's the same thing like if you play a normal record: brr-brr-brr," Ms. Poepjes said, imitating a slowed-down record.
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And in a sketch dashed off almost casually on a magazine page, Giacometti offers his rendition of a Picasso nude on the facing page — art imitating art.
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To add insult to injury, Timberlake made a career out of imitating the vocal and dance styles of famous black artists like Michael Jackson, Janet's late brother.
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The German government should continue to push for a level playing field in relations with Beijing that means "opening up China rather than imitating it," Felbermayr said.
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They are imitating our free-market economy as best they can, and they are trying to figure out how our kind of democracy can work for them.
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To the extent that immigration politics is really driven by economic concerns, imitating the actual Canadian and Australian approaches to immigration would be a fairly natural approach.
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Simply imitating a sound is pretty pointless, so I would agree that reshaping the sound, making it more contemporary or even introducing new elements is very important.
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The German government should continue to push for a level playing field in relations with Beijing that means "opening up China rather than imitating it", Felbermayr said.
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To recap: Microsoft said Monday that it had found and shut down fraudulent sites that were imitating those of two conservative American think tanks that promote democracy.
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At the same time, the sheer complexity of accurately imitating something an elephant makes naturally, without expending a single thought, demonstrates the inherent limits of artificial reproduction.
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People often imitate their lovers which can be cool or infuriating, but if imitating your new Gemini lover means exfoliating a bit more, who's mad at that?
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He started by putting his tongue under his upper lip — as if he were imitating an ape — and rolled his eyes so audiences could see the whites.
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What's more, bland entries like IMITATING and TSARINAS take up such valuable grid real estate and don't add any sparkle to offset the surplus of short stuff.
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It took a few more seconds for the spectacular strangeness of the moment to settle in: We were watching a sitting American president imitating an American president.
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The GOP contender said Monday said that he would never intentionally lampoon the disabled, arguing that he was imitating Kovaleski's cringing in the face of criticism instead.
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This season, rather than skirt the subject, the show steers straight into it, starting with a sly gag that involves Ilana imitating foreigners, from Italians to Germans.
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"For the legacy carriers, imitating passengers' experiences at home is their vision," said Diogenis Papiomytis, an aerospace analyst with the technology research firm Frost & Sullivan in Dubai.
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Spawn—who has "learned" to mimic Herndon and her partner Mat Dryhurst's voice, in the manner of a baby imitating its parents—contributes vocals to the proceedings.
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When he compares her voice to that of a bilious pigeon, she responds — not "quite overwhelmed," as the script suggests — by expertly imitating the bird in question.
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And then there's a third layer, which is other countries imitating us and imposing protectionism for their own reasons because the US has opened door to that.
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It seems life may be imitating art for the actress, as she is starring in a new television show all about trips in the great outdoors going awry.
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Zellweger, who lit the big screen as Roxie in Chicago, will also perform some of Garland's most memorable hits, imitating the late songstress' signature voice and classic style.
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In a strange twist of art and life imitating each other, the Season 7 finale of "Suits" features Meghan Markle walking down the aisle in a wedding dress.
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Eamon Rockey makes the drink at Betony with apple juice, sometimes some oolong tea (depending on the type of wine he's imitating), and of course, beet juice. Confused?
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A cluster of attempted digital robberies at West African financial institutions appear to have been imitating the North Korea-linked Lazarus Group's run of heists, according to Symantec.
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The robot, a creation of Takayuki Todo, is a small humanoid head and neck that responds to the nearest person by making eye contact and imitating their expression.
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"So [if] she sees something or she goes in an elevator and it smells, she'll go, 'That's disgusting, Mommy,' " she adds while imitating her daughter's scrunched-up face.
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He said Clinton "could be crazy" and lacks the "stamina" to be president -- even imitating Clinton stumbling into her car while leaving a 9/11 ceremony last month.
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To "predistribute" income Mrs Warren would give more economic power to workers, imitating German industry by letting workers elect at least 40% of the seats on corporate boards.
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Jaimie Alexander is covered in fake ink for her role as Jane Doe in NBC's Blindspot, and it looks like her art is now imitating her real life.
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As Freddy, a fun-loving airline pilot with a gift for imitating W. C. Fields, joked with his best friend at the table, his younger brother grew impatient.
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What's next: TAVI is still relatively in its infancy, but experts believe in addition to replacing diseased valves, this procedure could also repair them by imitating surgeons' techniques.
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The creator of "The Larry Sanders Show" is baffled at everyone's reaction to Roseanne's racist tweet, because he says it was just a case of art imitating life.
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Thomas was asked about Warriors big man Zaza Pachulia imitating Durant after hitting an outside shot to cap an 18-0 run to blow open a competitive game.
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A much-shared video clip of him imitating a disabled journalist felt personal to her, because her father was in a wheelchair, as did his comments about women.
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In art imitating life terms, no mere TV show on a network television should have the gall or instinctive foresight to depict this kind of raw black thought.
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In an extraordinary case of life imitating Snakes On a Plane, a man tried to smuggle a ball python onto a flight from Miami to Barbados on Sunday.
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"Zhezhe is not imitating my video, but learning from other video tutorials," she said in the statement, titled: "These past days are the dark moments of my life."
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Obsessed, he picked up a guitar and started imitating the players he loved, including B.B. King and Little Walter, whose harmonica sounds he wanted to adapt to guitar.
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It's good, ridiculous fun, and in its own way, the googly-eyed combatants feel more true to the crowds they are imitating than any hard-boiled military sim.
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The group uses a technique known as spear phishing, sending email and social media links to victims while imitating the personas of people or institutions they may know.
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People in Texas may talk about a sense of place, but the experimental attitude and tools for expressing terroir have taken a back seat to imitating other regions.
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So the biggest pension funds and university endowments — the financial equivalent of A-list movie actors — should consider imitating Hollywood's "inclusion riders," Andrew argues in his latest column.
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The wheel had six soft-rubber clawlike "obtainers" that are able to cup the berries and pivot, imitating the popping action that human pickers make with their wrists.
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Above all, though, this doll dance is an ensemble: Watch how everyone onstage reacts differently, some joining in and imitating the dolls, others immediately switching their attention elsewhere.
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In the first camp is solar geoengineering: to cool the planet by, say, imitating the cooling atmospheric effects of a supervolcano via releasing chemicals into the upper atmosphere.
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Judging by Instagram, the sculpture has already become wildly popular, with visitors posing alongside it or adorning it with Pussyhats and red accessories, or imitating its defiant pose.
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It's interesting too -- Jamie Lynn, herself, has had a couple kids since the series ended in '08 following four seasons of Zoey's PCA adventures ... life imitating art, no doubt.
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One of them grabbed a mic in front of a TV camera and started imitating news correspondents, quacking unintelligibly but as determined as if he were saying real words.
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The tank is dotted with the faces of children, imitating the iconic photograph of kids climbing an empty tank like a jungle gym during the Arab Spring in Libya.
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Referring to a bomber jacket, the Urban Renewal Vintage Surplus Yoshi City Nights Black Coach Jacket, the collective accused the youth clothing retailer of imitating their language and imagery.
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The group had been celebrating after Australian Daniel Ricciardo claimed his maiden Formula One win of the season, imitating the driver's famous "shoey" maneuver by drinking from their footwear.
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I think this movie is very much about womanhood in some ways, and what it means to be a woman, so there was a lot of life imitating art.
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Memes picturing the fakery were shared millions of times, as were videos of children imitating his exaggerated response in parks and stadiums as far apart as Mexico and Scotland.
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Her 2019 card featured a picture of Siegal in a spacesuit imitating the movie poster for "First Man," a copy of the card obtained by The Hollywood Reporter shows.
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"Many local breweries are using local flavours and local ingredients that create ... Hong Kong craft beer as an identity rather than imitating the American, the British style," Cooper said.
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"Putin is clapping his hands right now, saying, 'The Muslims are imitating me,'" Mr. Oetomo, 62, said of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, a proponent of a conservative agenda.
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Watchmen so thoroughly deconstructs the foundational precepts of superheroes that most subsequent writers have made do either by poorly imitating its technique or outright ignoring elements of its critique.
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"'I'm just doing this for the money, I'll be off this [campaign] soon,'" the former GOP congressman said, imitating something he described Conway saying off the air in October.
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In a case of life imitating art, Lenz was also shut out by financiers and film industry executives as she struggled for nearly two decades to get Infinity made.
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Robots increasingly have to interact with ordinary (that is to say, human-focused) objects and environments, and part of that is imitating the extremely delicate and complex human grip.
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Martin Schulz, the German speaker of parliament, chided angry lawmakers and asked them to let Farage speak, accusing them of imitating tactics he said were normally used by UKIP.
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Then, depending on the night, a cavernous old Walmart in South Texas begins to echo with the sound of mischievous migrant children imitating the lows of pent-up cattle.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "[imitating Trump] Please remember, very important for all countries and businesses to know, nothing I say is true, pay no attention to the man behind the bronzer.
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It was a simple sheath in a show where simplicity was scarce and, true to its name, it sheathed the body perfectly — latex imitating prosciutto masquerading as silk jersey.
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What he calls the Frightful Five — Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft — are buying up nascent competitors, imitating start-ups' features or taking money from them in other ways.
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And like life imitating art, "House of Cards" fans and critics alike voiced concerns about how, quite literally, the show would go on without Spacey — and whether it should.
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Streep slammed the president-elect at the Golden Globes on Sunday night, criticizing him for mockingly imitating a disabled reporter at one of his rallies during his presidential campaign.
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Perhaps we'll be able to coax her closer later by imitating the sound of a car receding in the distance, and you'll be able to get a better look.
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"Those still alive were ordered to walk to the grave, lie down and then six soldiers lined up and shot them dead," he said, imitating the sound of guns.
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Demi says "Anyone" shows how she was really feeling at the time, even if she couldn't admit it, and it ended up being a case of life imitating art.
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It came to be a social phenomenon, such as comedians appearing on Japanese TV shows imitating and wearing Seaman costumes, or the news saying, 'Games have evolved so much!
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Using Wikie the whale, who lives at the Marineland Aquarium in southern France as their test subject, scientists discovered a whale could learn new vocalizations by imitating its trainer.
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And however his foreign policy looks by November 2020, I suspect that future administrations of both parties will often find themselves imitating the strategy of his first two years.
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Where that work opened with a metronome, "Before It Is Time" is built around a two-note click that sounds like a clock's second hand imitating — or mocking — a heartbeat.
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From weighted blankets to sunlight-imitating alarm clocks, there are tons of products out there to help you fall asleep faster, get better quality sleep, and wake up feeling refreshed.
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At two points, the creators of the video used the same basic deepfakes algorithms to paste Charli and Sivan's faces onto dancers imitating the Spice Girls and the Backstreet Boys.
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That's because the measure is designed to combat the innumerable bots on Twitter that are imitating Musk's (very active) Twitter profile to scam unknowing users in replies to his tweets.
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The F75 Plus is every bit as refined as the iPhone 6S Plus that it's imitating, while being noticeably smaller and lighter with the same screen size and 1080p resolution.
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It separates its items with headings like DRIVING THE DAY, FLASHBACK, SHOT/CHASER and SIREN (a homage to the internet news titan Matt Drudge) and others that I'm imitating here.
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For every plantation-residing Miss Ellie I conjured, I could picture a feisty Georgy Girl (or better, President Obama's spot-on "Hey, gurrrl," imitating a crowd's affection for his wife).
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" Imitating Reynolds' voice, Lourd joked, " 'Well, dear, I know you're doing this TV show, and you're on Star Wars or whatever, but I really think you should form an act.
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As part of imitating otters, he and his children (he has six of them) relieve themselves outdoors in the country and try to distinguish one another's bowel movements by smell.
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MacCarthy observes that some of Itten's acolytes took to imitating his style by wearing the shirt-blouses left behind by Russian prisoners of war but dyed in garish new colors.
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His fiction is especially attentive to the ways in which children grow up by imitating their elders, and how Qaddafi's dictatorship offered only violent and patriarchal models of successful masculinity.
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Or when you catch a wrestler imitating boxing form, except to pick up his back foot and stamp it down every time his right hand lands, you can't unsee it.
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President Donald Trump mocked migrants trying to enter the US from Mexico by imitating their pleas in a Hispanic accent, an anonymous White House official claims in a new book.
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Experts pointed to an uptick in spoofed domains imitating Olympic organizations like the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), as well as an increase in attempted attacks targeting Olympic supporting systems.
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ThreatConnect, another cyber firm, has also discovered spoofed domains imitating WADA, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency and the Olympic Council of Asia that have hallmarks of prior Fancy Bear operations.
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Or perhaps not so casual: I remember striding into a meeting with the leader of my Cub Scout troop intent on earning three merit badges, all for imitating bird calls.
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It was obvious that the person she was imitating when she moved to the city, around the time she met her husband, Pascal, was her cousin in her happy years.
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Power dressing has a new look — one that doesn't have to do with imitating the job you want, but rather having the confidence to do what you have to do.
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A group of TikTok stars is imitating the collaborative efforts made possible by groups such as Hype House and Team 10 by creating their own kind of creator get-together.
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And while Fallon tried to give Stewart a few hints, imitating Scarface while saying "Say hello to my little friend," the task of reading lips was harder than the actress expected.
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The German speaker of parliament, Martin Schulz, had to chide angry lawmakers and ask them to let Farage speak, accusing them of imitating tactics he said were normally used by UKIP.
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As part of his remarks to the assembled industry luminaries, Keenan pitches them on his vision of the future of the arcade machine, which apparently consists mostly of ...imitating roller coasters.
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If a woman wants to wear a sexy costume because it makes her feel good, or because the person or character she's imitating happens to be sexy, then go for it.
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The Times, and Jeong herself, initially said she regrets the white men-are-"bull----"-and-"dogs" tweets, but was imitating the online hate she was drawing as an Asian-American woman.
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" Naturally, the Times stood by her, arguing that: "For a period of time she responded to that harassment (she said she was receiving online) by imitating the rhetoric of her harassers.
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There is also nowt in t' world as funny as British people from outside Yorkshire imitating a Yorkshire accent, because anything non-serious spoken with that stone-faced gravitas is hilarious.
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Too many people still believe that a prospective Ginny Baker is firmly rooted in the world of fiction, when in fact Pitch is more accurately a case of art imitating life.
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Humans can arrive at similar behaviours via biological evolution, and also through reinforcement learning or by imitating success, processes that are mathematically similar to biological evolution and lead to similar outcomes.
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Through his family, McCann was exposed to some of the best comedians of the 1930s and 1940s and he would have his classmates in stitches imitating them at school, Lozzi said.
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So if it turns over sideways, it's breaking this way" — Lugo slashed the air with his hand, imitating the diagonal break of a slider — "and you're putting pressure on the elbow.
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"I don't want to get on the line and then have to be like this," she said, imitating a gymnastics dismount, throwing her arms in the air and flipping her wrists.
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Earlier this year, two teenage girls from China, who were reportedly imitating a video from YouTube channel Ms Yeah, were grievously injured when a homemade alcohol burner exploded in their faces.
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She tended to the egg in an incubator for 47 days before Kevin was hatched last week, imitating the squeaking noises of an emu mother to help the chick feel safe.
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They were reportedly imitating a video posted by Ms Yeah in 2017, in which she showed how to make popcorn in a soda can by heating it with an alcohol lamp.
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Evolution doesn't account for the development of speech, and the best that Darwin and his followers could offer was a guess: Perhaps humans developed language by imitating the sounds of animals?
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And, critically, she didn't get bogged down in the technical details of Medicare-for-all, instead imitating Sanders's ability to elevate the discussion to a higher plane of ethics and morality.
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They were imitating blacks that they saw every day because the Irish and blacks, in places like the Lower East Side of New York City, were in the same ghetto together.
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As a little boy, he makes himself expert at imitating birdsong and keeps a seal skull and other artifacts in the malodorous "Teedie Roosevelt Museum of Natural History" in his bedroom.
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"Imitation is the greatest form of flattery but the Astros right now are not who we want our kids imitating," Bob Bertoni, head of District 16/31, told Reuters on Thursday.
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The actor who played the Peloton husband decided to try his hand at art imitating life, because in his real life he gave his girlfriend an Xmas present ... a Peloton bike!!!
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The danger for the established press, then, is the same danger facing other institutions in our republic: that while believing themselves to be nobly resisting Trump, they end up imitating him.
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T-Mobile has alleged that Huawei tried to steal information about a proprietary software called "Tappy" which is used to test phones before they hit the market by imitating human fingers.
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But in 255, when the Korean composer Isang Yun made his international breakthrough with the orchestral work "Réak," at Germany's Donaueschingen Festival, harmonies imitating an East Asian mouth organ were radical.
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She indicts the origins of the white feminist movement for its racist and classist treatment of African-American women and repudiates its goals of imitating the power structure of white patriarchy.
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Who would have thought when The Simpsons first began airing in 1989 that it would become not only a cultural juggernaut but one of our best examples of art imitating art?
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In April, the singer posted a video of Nicholas imitating Iglesias' noises, sounding like he could very well be on his way to becoming a pop star just like his famous dad.
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The friend, staying at my house because Hurricane Irma had knocked out her electricity, balled her hands together in a gesture of mock concern, imitating a generically smug not-from-Florida person.
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Like them, it's our job to make the world laugh and sometimes that includes imitating but in no means are we creating hate or racism division or intentionally meaning to offend anyone.
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Imitating those old Amblin movies no doubt comes from a place of love and appreciation, but that doesn't mean the long fad can't also run its course, like any other proper series.
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Researchers looking at diving behavior in soccer have found that players mimic patterns of deception found in the natural world, like injured fiddler crabs imitating their healthier brethren to avoid being bullied.
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To celebrate Halloween, the talk show host, 60, dressed as a contestant from The Bachelor — but instead of imitating a popular participant from a past season, she created one of her own.
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In a 2014 study published in the journal PLOS One, researchers tried to find a link between food-imitating hygiene products (which present food-like qualities) and cases of people drinking shampoo.
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The employee wanted to know about the company's growth strategy overseas, since Facebook was imitating many of Snap's features and signing up droves of users in Asia and India, the person said.
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It's shaped to make Fido or Fida feel snug as a bug in a rug, by imitating the secure feeling dogs get when they burrow into dirt, or your dirty laundry pile.
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The volatility that characterized much of Ms. Jackson and Mr. Wallach's stage work often carried over into their dressing rooms, with life imitating art over some technique or timing in a performance.
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If he'd planned it out, it might've looked something like this: Avoid imitating the stripper bounce of YG and DJ Mustard's early releases, a frequent pitfall for many LA up-and-comers.
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Beth Silverman, the prosecuting attorney, called Leibel's brutal torture and murder of Kasian in 2016 "a case of life imitating art," noting that his 603 graphic novel Syndrome had depictions of bloodletting.
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He would say, "Now, I will add the onion to the hot oil — shhhh shhhh," imitating the sound of frying onions because of course we had no onions or oil or stoves.
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But it may be a boon for President Trump, who could decide that after Americans have taught the Chinese how to play golf, it's time for Americans to start imitating the Chinese.
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The campaign, and the concerned Apple shareholders, should focus on these kinds of approaches and avoid imitating the fight against Big Tobacco by creating a moral panic about the specter of addiction.
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Every November, the monastery hosts a crane festival featuring dancers dressed as deities of the forest, or imitating the cranes' bowing, jumping, wing-flapping mating dance known as the thrung thrung karm.
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Kyrgios, no stranger to controversy, sparked headlines when he mocked Nadal by imitating the Spaniard's pre-service routine after being hit with a time violation during his second round match on Thursday.
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"She was responding, talking in a strange, low, whispery voice as though she was hiding from someone, and says, 'I think something bad happened,'" Perez said imitating Sciorra's voice at the time.
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A former Penn State football player claims in a lawsuit that Nittany Lions players hazed him and other younger teammates by imitating sexual acts in the shower and invoking Jerry Sandusky's name.
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"Something took over me, and I was squeezing more and more," Mr. Hernandez said in yet another video clip, dropping his arms, imitating the way the boy had drooped after choking him.
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Normally, the scammers might redirect the user to a website imitating Facebook — but instead, the user is taken directly to the real Facebook, to a Note that imitates an official copyright complaint.
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Yet according to Jason Matthews, a best-selling author and a CIA veteran with more than three decades of national security experience, the movie's narrative is in fact art imitating real life.
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In our reality, it seems that art is still imitating life, but in Season Two of Westworld, it seems viewers will find out if life has what it takes to imitate art.
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I think about subversion here in the sense of intelligent resistance and opposition, a strategy which relies on imitating or even identifying with the subject of criticism and then shifting the meaning.
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Not only are the melodies reminiscent of the 18th-century German composer, but even the synth settings Eggleston chooses, imitating an organ or a harpsichord, are in keeping with Bach's musical aesthetic.
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This is art imitating life and the many stories Morning Show is based off of," Gavankar says before adding for dramatic effect, "So it's more than that — it's more than Game of Thrones!
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The massive yellow house is a topsy-turvy reconfiguration of colonial architecture from the surrounding Boston area, imitating the traditional Quaker-style meeting houses that served historically as community centers and gathering places.
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The company feels so strongly about its mascot that in 2015 it complained to South African regulators that rival chocolatier Ferrero Rocher was imitating its advertising by portraying its own whisk-wielding dudes.
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The Gaze Desk could also watch your posture through sensors, but the Giiro robot takes things a step further by giving you a funny look and imitating you when your stance is off.
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In a recent episode of the Bravo reality show, Frankel, 45, addresses an accusation that she was imitating de Lesseps – and does so by asking a series of increasingly more insulting rhetorical questions.
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In today's edition of life imitating art in the best way possible, Ben Hawkey, the actor who plays baking apprentice Hot Pie on Game of Thrones, has opened a bakery in real life.
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It wasn't only a tropical makeout session -- JB seemed to be having a blast imitating the Old Spice guy to a tee -- hands on hips, chest out ... and swan dive into the pool.
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Among the rest, the report found "a good number of modern workshop ceramics, imitating the archaeological ones … from bad to good copies, including some good and high-end forgeries," according to Mission Local.
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In a video of their chat, beginning at 6 minutes and 52 seconds, a police car is seen driving up to Sin, and the Kuwaiti man begins imitating the sound of police sirens.
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Because it can actually constrain the motion of your hand, it should be better at imitating solid objects than haptic systems based on sophisticated vibration or heat, although those provide their own benefits.
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Experts point to two main drivers: more men are learning about sex through porn and imitating violent scenarios, and Iran's increasingly educated, financially independent women are less willing to put up with it.
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The New York Times is reporting that during the 2017 special election in Alabama, a group of Democrats experimented with social media disinformation, explicitly imitating Russian tactics used in the 2016 presidential election.
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Even more than the Red Sox and the Yankees, the Buckeyes are the ancient Romans to Michigan's ancient Greece — victors valiant, if you will, who superseded the civilization they conquered by imitating it.
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They're also imitating the kind of command-center-led coordination efforts that have been crucial to historic public health victories, such as the eradication of small pox and the near-eradication of polio.
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As is so often the case, life is imitating art, and floating architecture is emerging as one of the built world's most promising markets — for many of the reasons pinpointed at the Biennale.
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Western countries have been increasingly imitating China — where the virus first emerged late last year, and which has suffered the vast majority of infections — by imposing travel controls and shutting down public events.
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In "The Right Stuff," Tom Wolfe makes the case that nearly every pilot in America, whether knowing it or not, is imitating Chuck Yeager, the test pilot who broke the speed of sound.
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Mr. Trump mimicked what he described as the unimpeded massacre of unarmed people in a Paris terror attack: "Come over here — boom," he said, imitating the firing of a gun with his hand.
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Robbins taught the campers how to "mirror" an unsuspecting person by imitating their movements to subconsciously gain their trust, former campers said — and he told them they could use these tools for romance.
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If Foreman had thought that art was imitating life in "High Noon," once Cooper caved it seemed clear that at least in his life, unlike Marshal Will Kane's, there were no happy endings.
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" On the question of petticoats, "if anything would excuse a woman for imitating the costume of a man, it would be what she suffers as a sea-weed collector from those necessary draperies.
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And the bone-headed scheme of imitating his twin brother and withdrawing $10,000 from the bank — a number one dollar over the limit a bank will allow without having to report the transaction.
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"He had us repeat the phrase, 'You're the next Olympic hopeful,' a few times," said Kelly Skinner, the vice president of sport performance at U.S.O.C., imitating Mr. Gordon in a singsong "Jeopardy" voice.
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There's a sense of relish to Cardi's dirty talk that the beat absorbs, too; the drum machine's agile clicking sounds harsh and aggressive in the best tradition of drum machines imitating erotic rhythms.
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Considering that IRL Chief of Staff Reince Priebus was just ousted for, among many reasons, being unable to keep leaks under control, we almost wonder if life is imitating art a little too closely.
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I held her in my arms, imitating the serene picture of the nurturing mother I'd seen on TV. I brought her to my breast, gently guided her to my nipple...aaaand it didn't work.
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While he isn't imitating Trump's voice, the way he emulated his cadence and hand motions led Clinton to exclaim, "Wow, that sounded exactly like Philippe," when she came off the debate stage last month.
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Netflix begged fans not to hurt themselves imitating the movie, but last week the potential danger became crystal clear when a 17-year-old-girl reportedly crashed a car doing the Bird Box challenge.
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But watching Simon on the job, sword fighting a bald bad guy at the Isle of Wight Pirate Festival this past July, it's easy to forget the sordid behavior of the actor he's imitating.
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Dallas Cowboys receiver Cole Beasley wants to make two things clear -- he is NOT a LeBron James fan and was NOT imitating the Cavs superstar with his TD celebration this weekend against the Browns.
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Not only that, but it can create music in as many as 15 different styles, imitating classical composers like Mozart, contemporary artists like Lady Gaga, or genres like bluegrass or even video game music.
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By pursuing its case against Poland to the end in order to deter others from imitating Mr Kaczynski, the commission may instead turn the spotlight on its own impotence (and fuel accusations of arrogance).
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When Flash wasn't used as a way to used as a way to push malware on users, hackers were imitating it and using the plugin as a springboard to launch their own fake attacks.
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If you're like me, lifting your hands above your head for extended periods is an activity solely reserved for roller coasters, really good concerts, or imitating the flailing arm man outside of car dealerships.
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A German insurance company, ARAG, is facing online backlash for a TV spot that features a dance imitating a traditional Maōri haka, a culturally important dance performed on significant occasions and imbued with reverence.
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"Those goofy Anglicans," he says, and then makes the distressing moo-cow noise he always makes when imitating the communications of feminists, who lurk in his imagination in rabid, milk-spurting, man-stampeding herds.
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Diop's approach included casting Seck's sister Sané to play the lead role of Ada, who is directly impacted by the lives lost to the treacheries of migration — a fitting example of art imitating life.
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Did the female artists who emerged in the modern era — Joan Mitchell, Paula Rego, Louise Bourgeois, Agnes Martin — navigate the styles of male cultural power by imitating them or by living at their margins?
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, the world's largest standalone winemaker, said on Monday it had won a lawsuit against a "copycat" it had accused of imitating its prestigious Penfolds brand in China.
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The creative team came up with the idea of imitating the warnings on cigarette packaging and creating new avocado warning labels to combat and prevent parents from raising try-hard food blogger hipster kids.
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Also, blackface and it's derivatives, yellowface and brownface, harkens back to centuries-old practices of white people imitating minorities by using makeup or shoe polish to darken their skin and mock people of color.
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I want it taken further, where gender becomes less of a thing and you get this blurred line where women can do drag queen looks, imitating and reclaiming a grotesque version of a woman.
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Rather than imitating reality with photographic precision, Dinnerstein approaches his forms with the omnivorous eye of a naif, painting them as if he were seeing them for the first time, without tricks or finesse.
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Eventually the only audible sound was that of a female singer imitating the mewing of a wounded dog, until her whimpers morphed into the sob-choked voice of a child crying for its father.
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" He said that Turkey's artists needed to stop thinking that "by using and imitating products from Western civilizations we are going to become men and get stronger and somehow join the race of civilizations.
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But if the most liberals can say for their political tactics is that they aren't as bad as Trump's, they are indicting themselves twice — for imitating the wrong model, and for doing it worse.
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As its star, Fabian Hinrichs, pontificates about loneliness, 27 dancers from the "Vivid" cast follow him around the stage like dutiful children, imitating Hinrichs's gestures and poses and occasionally breaking into a choreographed number.
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It is shocking that while American authorities investigate the Russian attack against our democracy spearheaded by Putin, Trump refuses to acknowledge the existence of the attack, while imitating Putin's contempt for a free press.
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Now, drag queens are imitating Melania, Conway, and Secretary of Education/Amway heiress Betsy DeVos at protests and across Instagram and YouTube—and not because they're dying to dance with DeVos at the Abbey.
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The two dressed as Bey and Jay, but really went the extra mile by imitating the outfits and iconic Mona Lisa scene from the couple's joint "Apeshit" music video, which was filmed in the Louvre.
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Watching this generational saga play out feels like life is once again imitating art — and because this is the Trump family we're talking about, it's a specific kind of art: a cheesy 1980's film.
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As voters cast their ballots, the show released a video pulling back the curtain (and wigs) on the important behind-the-scenes work that goes into transforming performers into whatever real-life figure they're imitating.
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" Colbert said and then imitating Trump: "'While I greatly appreciate you telling me that I am an amazing lover, I am leaving you for a younger woman on the advice of the Department of Justice.
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But there don't seem to be any hard feelings: At Eugenie's wedding on Friday, Savannah was seen imitating the trumpet players delivering the fanfare at the entrance to St. George's Chapel — inspiring giggles from George.
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Elena Hernandez, a spokesperson for the Committee on Energy and Commerce, said VVA sent "troubling examples of foreign entities imitating veterans organizations" to Walden and he will submit a written follow-up question to Facebook.
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"The IRA adapted existing techniques from digital advertising to spread disinformation and propaganda by creating and managing advertising campaigns on multiple platforms, often making use of false personas or imitating activist groups," the report says.
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Like the recent The House with a Clock in Its Walls, The Kid Who Would Be King is busy yet listless, a well-performed, kid-friendly diversion that lacks the personality of what it's imitating.
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Its best student is Ethiopia, where the ruling EPRDF party has copied much of what it has seen in China, tightly controlling business and investment, and imitating China's Central Party School and party cadre system.
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And now, in a wonderful art-imitating-life twist, we are finally getting confirmation that Christopher Darden and Marcia Clark were indeed more than just friends while working together on the trial of the century.
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Mr Mnangagwa may have been Mr Mugabe's right-hand man for decades, but during celebrations in Harare, Zimbabweans of all stripes waved his photo and made gestures imitating a crocodile, in reference to his nickname.
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Walmart's decision to build its own internal cloud network shows its determination to grab a bigger slice of online shopping, in part by imitating Amazon's use of cloud-powered big data to drive digital sales.
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The DivineBy Asaf Hanuka, Tomer Hanuka, and Boaz Lavie, published by First Second Tomer Hanuka is a giant star of illustration, and I've been watching lesser artists build careers imitating him for about a decade.
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WATTERS: Well, they defended the hiring and they basically said this, "She was being harassed," they claimed by racist people on Twitter and she responded to that harassment by imitating the rhetoric of her harassers.
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Jennifer Haroon, the head of business operations for Google's self-driving project, explained on the panel with Strickland how the Lexus that struck the bus did so in part because it was imitating human behavior.
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Having made a habit of emulating (if not outright imitating) Apple's MacBook and MacBook Air lines in recent years, HP believes its latest laptops are going to propel it to a position of design leadership.
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It's a sound that other rappers have trouble pulling off but naturally should all dream of imitating; one successful inheritor of the style is Lil B, who you can imagine listening to this exact song.
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There wasn't much of a steakhouse scene at all until Australian restaurateurs began imitating the American chain steakhouse boom of the '80s and '90s, which, curiously, was spurred in part by the success of Outback.
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In a case of art imitating life, much of this struggle informed "Anything but Love," in which the showgirl heroine leaves a flush financial type at the altar and runs off with her lowly accompanist.
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Trump Jr., the President's eldest son, remains his father's most vocal advocate among the Trump family, imitating the hard-charging style of his Twitter account in his occasional television appearances acting as a staunch defender.
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There is only one Donald J. Trump, and yet as he has continued his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, there has been a groundswell of would-be Donald Trumps — who are imitating him for laughs.
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What started as a few Tehran based young artists imitating US hip hop—first rapping in English, then rapping in Farsi over US beats—eventually moved on to creating their own tracks and spitting in Farsi.
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Some have taken to imitating the home-rental service: earlier this year, Marriott unveiled a new suite concept that looks an awful lot like the sort of multi-bedroom apartment that can be booked via Airbnb.
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After unbuttoning her white collared shirt, she starts frosting the cake while it spins on a platter — imitating the famous scene starring Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze where they attempt to create a piece of pottery.
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Life is apparently imitating forgettable art, because Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the leftist who has become the country's most buzzed-about incoming congressperson after unseating a Democratic incumbent, is aiming for a nearly equivalent level of transparency.
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But lately, Mr. Fass's life has begun imitating the craziness of his show, ever since he and his wife, Lynnie, attempted to move out of their Staten Island home to a new house in Danbury, Conn.
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But Walmart's decision to build its own internal cloud network shows its determination to grab a bigger slice of online shopping, in part by imitating Amazon's use of cloud-powered big data to drive digital sales.
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Hillary Clinton is running to be President Barack Obama's heir, but there's one aspect of his legacy that she'll want to avoid imitating: his disastrous performance in the first presidential debate against Mitt Romney in 2012.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates, the world's largest standalone winemaker, on Friday said it launched legal action in the country's Federal Court against a "copycat" it accused of imitating its prestigious Penfolds brand in China.
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Poincheval embarked on his latest project in late March of imitating a mother hen by incubating some 10 eggs with his own body heat inside a glass vivarium at Paris' Palais de Tokyo contemporary art museum.
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Indian comedian and television actor Kiku Sharda has been arrested for imitating self-styled spiritual leader Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, famous for his films and rock music videos, and hurting the religious sentiments of his followers.
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So now that life's imitating pop culture detritus, it makes perfect sense to take stock of Footloose, and see what lessons we can learn from it in the face of oppressive government regulations and political divide.
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What started as a few Tehran based young artists imitating US hip hop—first rapping in English, then rapping in Farsi over US beats—eventually moved on to creating their own tracks and spitting in Farsi.
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" Then this past May, a Russian-born San Francisco-based journalist and entrepreneur Eugenia Kuyda designed a chatbot imitating the conversational style of her recently deceased best friend, inspired by the 2013 episode "Be Right Back.
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Part of me thinks that this isn't much more than Hastings's idea of investor relations smack talk: We're doing so well that HBO, which once loomed far above us, is going to end up imitating us.
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This march from then to now is punctuated by photographs of the artist herself, frequently in her studio wearing her unofficial uniform of white jeans and a black turtleneck, her life imitating her incipient artistic style.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "[Imitating Bloomberg] If I was black, I wouldn't have gotten this far because my police would have slammed me against the wall and frisked me and then I would have said, 'Wait, it's me!
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The short goes on to show her living conditions by imitating her movements throughout the last hours of her life, illuminating what it's like to eke out a living by shaving scraps off an occupying force.
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But Bowie spent enough time imitating (and, perhaps, mocking) Mick on his own records: "Diamond Dogs" and his take on Springsteen's "It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City" seem particularly indebted to the Rolling Stone.
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The commission and ASI will return to their Trump-imitating AI audio model to create a new one that sounds even more convincing, he added, and are spending around $650 per day on computing power toward improvements.
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Instead it was local elites who, after the Meiji Restoration of 1868, when Japan was rapidly modernising by imitating Western institutions and mores, took it upon themselves to reverse the order of their names for foreign consumption.
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McDonald's plans to spend about $1 billion in fiscal 2019 to modernize its American stores with self-order kiosks and other upgrades in the hopes of imitating the success it has seen abroad with tech-focused renovations.
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"This was just for fun in reaction to competitors imitating our success with Donut Fries; a good-natured reminder that America runs on Dunkin' coffee and donuts," a Dunkin' representative said in a statement to Business Insider.
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While there's a lot of uncertainty in nutrition science, and meatless meat may avoid the cancer risks of red meat, for the most part, it is probably about as good for you as the meat it's imitating.
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In a case of life imitating art, his campaign has been helped by the character he plays in his TV show: an everyman who becomes president accidentally, then cuts through graft and bureaucracy with plain-talking honesty.
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When Kirby and Lee teamed up in the late 1950s, Marvel (then known as Atlas) was a second-string company that specialized in imitating genres made popular by more successful firms: teen humor, romance, horror, and western.
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Meanwhile, the cyber firm ThreatConnect has identified spoofed domains imitating the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency and the Olympic Council of Asia that have the markings of prior Fancy Bear hacking campaigns.
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In a schlager discotheque, Benjamin de Burca and Bárbara Wagner manage to engage both Münster residents and art tourists with a series of music videos produced for local cover musicians who make a living imitating German popstars.
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In the chaotic aftermath, Villanelle gets to a hospital, where she does what she always does: exploits society's misogyny by imitating a victim of it, using her pretty-white-girl-ness (and multiple accents) to attract sympathy.
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The platform mainly revolves around users directly imitating or iterating on videos all set to the same audio clip, but memes about poverty, disadvantage, and marginalization that originated on it have escaped it and gone viral elsewhere.
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Later, a dump truck unloaded a substantially larger quantity in a heap, symbolizing the mountain and imitating the part of the 1966 protest in which students drove trucks into Durango and dumped the dirt in public areas.
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If one goes further into the core catchiness of each of the central guitar riffs, they'll find that "Brightside" is far more memorable despite nobody being able to hum it without sounding like they're imitating R2-D2.
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The 40-story Hyatt Regency Kansas City, designed by three local architects with an atrium imitating Mr. Portman's, was the scene of a collapse of two aerial walkways in 1981 during a dance competition in the lobby.
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Aside from imitating instantly-recognizable Daft Punk helmets, artists have rendered the robots in LEGO, laser-cut wood, and animation, mashed them up with famous movies, and arranged a gallery show of art inspired by their image.
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And as they go about their work, I am hoping they will perhaps come upon the name of Vaughn Meader, a man once known less for being himself than for his spectacular success at imitating someone else.
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"By then, Lemon was laughing too hard to speak so Wilson continued in a mock Southern accent, apparently imitating people who voted for the president: "Donald Trump&aposs the smart one — any y&aposall elitists are dumb!
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Creating a muscle-like, fibrous texture is very important when imitating chicken, because that's what humans have come to expect when they bite into a piece of meat, Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown said in an interview.
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In an interview here, Gabalier said that the lyric merely described the type of cross placed on mountains in his home region, and the album cover showed him imitating the symbol shown on exit signs in buildings.
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Keeping that in mind might give you a better picture, but it's still no substitute for playing the thing itself, as KRZ uses those forebears as a foundation for its own interests rather than merely imitating them.
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Creating a muscle-like, fibrous texture is very important when imitating chicken, because that's what humans have come to expect when they bite into a piece of meat, Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown said in an interview.
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Still, Zelensky is enormously flattering throughout, attempting to ingratiate himself to Trump by imitating his speech—going as far as to talk about "draining the swamp" in Kiev and referring to him as a "great teacher" throughout.
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So will the oddity of Alex Bregman carrying his bat all the way to first base on his home run trot in the first, and Soto imitating him after his mammoth, Barry Bonds-style blast in the fifth.
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It's a process that draws on what she identified as an early knack for imitating other peoples' voices and style of speaking, and one that helps draw clients, particularly some of Nobile's shyer clients, out of their shells.
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This is a case of art imitating life, as back in June Biden and Hargitay spoke at the White House's United State of Women Summit about sexual violence against women and the rape kit backlog in the nation.
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In the film, it's fitting, as though Wiseau is unconsciously imitating a fantasy version of himself: the suave, successful actor who comes from New Orleans and always tells questioners he's "your age," no matter how young they are.
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By the end of Qianlong's reign, as Edmund de Waal reports in his book "The White Road", potters in Jingdezhen were imitating Wedgwood's sky-blue-and-white jasperware, with its white relief superimposed on a blue-stained body.
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In the latest example of life imitating art, the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation has partnered with the National Science Foundation to offer a total of $2 million in rewards for ideas that will make a decentralized internet a reality.
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That's in addition to the criticism Gokce has received for imitating Fidel Castro, and the blowback he got for serving a $275 steak to Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, whose country has a poverty rate of roughly 90 percent.
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"It's kind of this cool, life imitating art because my brother about two and a half or three weeks ago retired from the navy, and I'm playing a navy guy," Hernandez told reporters in a follow-up interview.
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A January 30 report by cybersecurity company RiskIQ details a "fake reward" scam, ongoing since 2016, where profiles imitating online celebrities would send users a link, saying they'd won a prize for commenting on the real celeb's video.
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Wondrous enough to merit this: Yeah, sure it was Curly of the Three Stooges who coined the dance, but (hot take warning:) the Three Stooges are annoying AF, and so here's the inimitable Homer Simpson imitating Curly's dance.
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In a case of art imitating life, Spacey appeared in character at the Monday night premiere to shoot a scene for a "House of Cards" promotional ad of President Frank Underwood attending his own official presidential portrait unveiling.
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"And that's what comes to mind when I see our elected officials behind banks of microphones, imitating each other's body language, twitching; hostility held in check by the thinnest veneer of civility," he writes in an artist statement.
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Jeanne's second was a comedian named Michelena, who goofed off in her corner by 'accidently' catching his fingers in her hair, and imitating her opponent's corner by rubbing her legs, an indecent and inappropriate action at the time.
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If EASA concludes an extra fallback is still needed, Ky did not exclude making this a "synthetic" or computerized sensor capable of imitating a probe and sending calculated data to aircraft systems to supplement data from actual sensors.
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A man accused of imitating a coronavirus victim by collapsing on a subway train in central Moscow this month was arrested and will face up to five years in prison if found guilty, law enforcement officials have said.
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Creating a muscle-like, fibrous texture is very important when imitating chicken, because that's what people have come to expect when they bite into a piece of meat, Beyond Meat Chief Executive Ethan Brown said in an interview.
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Creating a muscle-like, fibrous texture is very important when imitating chicken, because that's what people have come to expect when they bite into a piece of meat, Beyond Meat Chief Executive Ethan Brown said in an interview.
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In last night's 90-minute Season One finale, Bicameral Mind, Ford explains a theory to Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) that Michelangelo's Creation of Adam depicts God inside an anatomically accurate human brain—an example of art imitating biology.
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"While many artists pay tribute to other artists through imitation, when it comes to imitating famous trademarks, only Ruby Tuesday is entitled to the goodwill of its mark," the letter from Ruby Tuesday's law firm, Mintz Levin, said.
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Lamar's tone noticeably switches when he revisits the earlier points of his life; he's imitating his mom in the first verse and his 17-year-old self speaks as if a low cloud of pessimism hovers over him daily.
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It's been one year since Chris "Burr" Martin of Spokane, Washington, was featured by PEOPLE last summer after he went viral imitating his daughter, Cassie, then 19, to prove a point about his concern over her "too provocative" selfies.
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"The horror side of the story shows writer-director Jordan Peele...imitating the slave-era terror of 12 Years a Slave," White wrote in the first negative review of the film, knocking it's "fresh" percentage on RT to 99%.
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Dozens of penitents, imitating the suffering of Christ, have real nails hammered into their palms and feet, while others drag heavy crosses or crawl on bloodied hands and knees in cities and towns across the country on Good Friday.
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For most other companies, imitating Marvel has been nearly impossible, in large part due to the development and creative process that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige architects out of the company's offices on the Disney lot in Burbank, California.
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In a column for Medium, the Trainwreck star claims that Beyoncé and Jay Z gave the video — which sees her and Goldie Hawn imitating Bey's moves without really touching on the racial politics that inspired them — the go-ahead.
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Huawei's multitasking system rips off the iPhone X system wholesale' and you can criticize that plagiarism all you like, but I appreciate how close Huawei has come to truly replicating, not merely imitating, the smoothness of the iOS experience.
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Imitating the features of a more popular app will not save you in the same way that, when I was in middle school, buying knockoff versions of the rich popular girls' designer clothes did not make me any cooler.
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Carter wrote a script for the bot, imitating Gallop's words (like how often the British mogul says "bloody" on Twitter) and paying close attention to punctuation ("There's nothing more human than the way in which someone punctuates," Carter said).
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The moments of violence often occur in ways that simultaneously make clear what's happening, but also obscure it slightly (like the viewer never getting a clear vision of Barry shooting Moss), imitating the probably doomed compartmentalization Barry engages in.
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Axios reported that in private meetings, Trump had been physically mocking the Arizona senator by imitating the thumbs down gesture John McCain made on the Senate floor last month before voting against the GOP's ObamaCare repeal and replace plan.
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According to additional details in his plea deal obtained by the Post-Dispatch that weren't previously disclosed, Wilson was captured on a police officer's body cam imitating shooting sounds at deputies and hurling racial slurs at the train's conductor.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who graduated from the university in 2011 with a degree in economics and international relations, was among a group of student dancers who took part in the video, which showed them imitating scenes from popular 1980s films.
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Their absence is made even worse by this show's one major miscalculation: a cheesy video feature, from the filmmakers Peter Greenaway and Saskia Boddeke, featuring a mustachioed Shchukin speaking Russian-accented French alongside writhing dancers imitating Matisse's boogieing nudes.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "[imitating Trump] You've got to have a see-through wall because if the wall is not see-through, the only way to know what's on the other side is by yelling 'Marco' and hope they yell 'Polo.
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That's why tonight, and this is true, I have placed a billboard in Times Square — [imitating Trump] 'the failing New York Times Square' — and purchased a full-page ad on my Twitter feed with a 'for your consideration' ad.
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She is both a freak who will put a terrifying fake bolt of lightning in her Vegas stage show, and a freak who will sing "Who Let the Dogs Out" while simultaneously imitating the gait of a clucking chicken.
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Across the aisle, Apter-Fredericks is showing an 18th-century Chinese screen depicting upper-class family life in a lush garden and a red lacquer "japanned" (treated with a varnish imitating Asian lacquer work) bureau from the early 1700s.
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To the Editor: If true, Michael Wolff's claim in his book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" that Donald Trump ran to burnish his brand, not win the office, is yet another case of life imitating art.
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I've been performing the "slut" through my Instagram account for a while now, but there's a question of: When do you stop imitating the camgirl you feel the pressure to be, and when are you actually just a camgirl?
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William Frederick Poole, the librarian at the Chicago Historical Society and the founder of Poole's Index to Periodical Literature, was one of the most outspoken opponents of such designs, which he saw as wasting space and pointlessly imitating churches.
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Hours into an interrogation by detectives, most of which was not recorded, Mr. Hernandez said he had choked a boy after luring him into the basement, even imitating the sound he remembered the child made as he strangled him.
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Attempting, at one point, to communicate to Malek the kind of danger she's putting her family in, a beloved cousin grabs her own hair, imitating the treatment the security forces mete out upon women, which can include gang rape.
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In reality, he's black—he's the sweet boy we saw watching "Trust in the Law," a survivor of the Tulsa massacre who grew up to be a cop, imitating (and taking the surname of) the black marshal he admired.
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So when Hugh Skinner, who plays young Harry and thus a young Colin Firth, imitating Firth's mannerisms, launches into a full-scale production of "Waterloo" in a French restaurant to woo Donna, it's stagey, yes, but it's awfully fun.
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Bill Cassidy, a Republican senator holding a safe seat in Louisiana, could easily have spent the past six months imitating his state's other senator by basically lying low and voting for whichever health care bills leadership puts in front of him.
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After the charade unraveled and the Securities and Exchange Commision charged its Steve Jobs-imitating CEO Elizabeth Holmes and former president Ramesh Balwani with "massive" civil fraud, the company laid off nearly all of its 125 remaining staff in April 2018.
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In a case of life imitating art, the actor — who plays book publisher Charles Brooks in TV Land's Younger — came out with his first book this week: a whimsical children's picture book titled If the S in Moose Comes Loose.
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And I always feel St. Aubyn is imitating Wilde (in his dialogue), Proust (in his attraction/repulsion toward "society"), or Joyce (in his rare evocations of a reality beyond the literal) — though he really only comes within striking distance of Wilde.
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Mondelez Canada, maker of the popular Sour Patch gummies, has filed a trademark suit against the unknown makers of a cannabis-infused candy called Stoney Patch, accusing them of imitating the Sour Patch name to enhance demand for their product.
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Of the tracks that continued to float around online, it became difficult to determine with certainty which were from Nilsen and Søderholm, and which were from other producers imitating the style, since many had been uploaded online without production credits.
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For this exhibition, Hack uses as her jumping off point the tradition of chinoiserie, the 18th century European practice of interpreting and imitating Chinese and other East Asian artistic traditions for decorative arts, fashion, architecture and garden design, amongst other arts.
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The researchers' theoretical model predicted that the flapping would be most pronounced as the speed of the bird approached 2.31 meters per second — and that's just what they observed in the stationary model imitating gaits corresponding to various running speeds.
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"I think he has a tendency in interviews to say, 'It was an idea and I had the idea and I wrote the idea and I hired the girl and she did it,'" Ms. Stewart added, imitating Mr. Allen's cadences.
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When I told Rachel of my fascination with Ben Maddow and of my feeling that by inserting him into a piece that was supposed to be about her I was imitating her forays into left field, she nodded in agreement.
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If anybody has a vested interest in the future of batting stances, it would be Ryness, the Batting Stance Guy, YouTube phenomenon, author, speaker, entertainer and faithful practitioner of what he calls "the least marketable skill in America": imitating batting stances.
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Tim Bradbury of Tiny Tim Adventures is insanely good at imitating a cartoon-like voice of a child, so good that he even fooled a local school into thinking he was actually a child that went there for several minutes.
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From beginning to end, the trailer itself plays light on the details, but seems to maintain the visual heart of the animated classic with faultless looking CG creatures; perfectly imitating the iconic opening that set the stage so many years ago.
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In a strange case of real life imitating TV, a former chemistry teacher in New Mexico—of all places—recently pleaded guilty to manufacturing meth after apparently giving the Breaking Bad lifestyle a try, the Las Cruces Sun-News reports.
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"Snakes" sways back and forth to the haunting lullaby of a high keyboard imitating some variety of stringed instrument, possibly a mock electronic harp, as well-timed grates and jerks echo around in the background, throwing the main instrument off balance.
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The context: Keefe's effort is just one indicator of the cybersecurity culture shift starting to happen on the Hill: They sent one email campaign prompting staff to open an attachment from an address imitating Keefe's Senate email with a slight typo.
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While Zuckerberg was sitting doe-eyed before Congress, insisting that Facebook only wants to connect people, his company was in fact imitating some of the worst behavior on Facebook to counter the barrage of negative stories the company was facing.
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She is an actress, comedian and fashion designer who is perhaps best known for her skits imitating Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and other pop stars, in which she exaggerates their dance moves while lip-syncing their songs on TV variety shows.
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The over-wrought, fatalist writing style suggests Melville without directly imitating him, which gives the game an historically authentic flavor while still keeping it approachable for most players and readers who might find 19th century prose unwieldy and over-engineered.
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Imitating Russian election tricks: A group of Democratic tech experts tested tactics in Alabama's fiercely contested Senate race last December similar to those used nationally by Russia, according to people familiar with the effort and a report on its results.
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They make a cynical, race-baiting, adulterous campaign-finance fraudster like Dinesh D'Souza a rich man after he abandons an intellectual career for a Michael Moore-imitating grift — and then cheer when Trump pardons D'Souza because it owns the libs.
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The highlights ... -- Hollerin' at "sexy ass" Torrie Wilson (can't blame him) -- EXPLODING when Rey Mysterio hit his signature "619" -- Imitating his friend, Paul Heyman, introducing Brock Lesnar Fun fact: Desiigner performed at Heyman's son's bar mitzvah a few months back.
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TRANSITIONAL PERIOD If EASA concludes an extra fallback is still needed, Ky did not exclude making this a "synthetic" or computerised sensor capable of imitating a probe and sending calculated data to aircraft systems to supplement data from actual sensors.
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Imagining the police hearing Smollett's story that he was attacked by men wearing MAGA hats in Chicago, Chappelle flashed that side-eye before imitating an officer excusing himself and saying to a colleague: "Find out where Kanye West was last night."
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Dee paints a persuasive portrait of an affectless technocrat, neither friendly nor unfriendly, neither left wing nor right wing, who does an adequate job of imitating the locals yet continues to wear bespoke white dress shirts beneath his Patagonia fleeces.
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When she was very young, she entertained her siblings by sitting on a window seat in the nursery of her family's brownstone, on East Forty-seventh Street, and imitating grownups they knew, among them the tailor who made their clothes.
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Rapid Chinese progress has touched off a debate in the United States between military strategists and technologists over whether the Chinese are merely imitating advances or are engaged in independent innovation that will soon overtake the United States in the field.
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The voice actors behind Overwatch's Sombra (Carolina Ravassa) and Mercy (Lucie Pohl) shared a video of themselves in New York City feeding each other lines of dialogue to say in their respective characters' voices, and then imitating each other's voices.
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After grinning between themselves at the strangeness of his accent, and imitating the refinement of his yeses and yous, they had assured him that to reach his destination all he needed to do was to ride straight towards the setting sun.
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Laverne Cox had the unenviable job of stepping into his shoes as Frank-N-Furter, and never looked as if she was doing more than imitating her onscreen predecessor, something that was true of the rest of the cast as well.
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"The ECB is simply imitating the Fed, and both are doing the public consultations because they feel insecure as their instruments seem to have lost 'bite,'" Daniel Gros, the director of the Brussels-based think tank CEPS, told CNBC via email.
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Mark Warner laid out 20 different paths to address problems posed by Big Tech platforms, from putting a price on users' data, to requiring platforms to label bot accounts, to imitating Europe's GDPR rules and giving more powers to consumers.
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Sheeran's ginger doppelganger, Harry Potter actor Rupert Grint, recently starred in a recent viral MTV After Hours skit in which the actor cheekily pretended that he had been imitating Sheeran all these years, and claimed the songwriter didn't actually exist.
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As I worked and watched, I was introduced to a character who resonated even more than Diane: Vincent Adultman, a charismatic alleged businessman who is actually three children stacked on top of one another in a trench coat, imitating an adult.
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