It looks just like the real thing, provided you've never seen the real thing before.
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It's not exactly the real thing, just like Wild Style is not actually the real thing.
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Rather than simply putting the real thing in the story, their tales become metaphors for the real thing.
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Lab-grown meat makers claim their products will taste exactly like the real thing because they are the real thing.
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In his book of comedic essays, The Real Thing, he wrote: Among homosexuals, Bert and Ernie of Sesame Street are the real thing.
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Of course, it's never like what the real thing would be like, although I wouldn't know what the real thing would be like.
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His long bout with perfectionism finally produced Endless, a "video album" intended as a teaser for the real thing, and a day later, Blonde, the real thing.
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Somehow, watching the Netflix hunk come incredibly close to capturing the real thing, be it David Attenborough or the Doctor, is just as entertaining as watching the real thing.
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So instead of real wasabi, a much cheaper substitute is served—one that people won't be able to distinguish from the real thing because they've never had the real thing.
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But Joerg Sprave took weapon replication to the next level, creating a copy of Rey's blaster that not only looks like the real thing, but also shoots like the real thing.
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People want — and many can afford — the real thing.
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Donald Trump is no apprentice -- he's the real thing.
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Well, of all those boxes sidling up next to the real thing in the supermarket refrigerator, none seem as appealing as the Impossible Burger when it comes to replicating the real thing.
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Perhaps, but the real thing is typically much more vitriolic.
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STARR: Thank you and Brett Kavanaugh is the real thing.
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"Watching it from inside the stadium is the real thing."
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There's no such thing as the real thing in filmmaking.
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This helped me train and prepare for the real thing.
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Fakes are more compelling, more clickable than the real thing.
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It turns out the plants weren't even the real thing.
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Grand Theft Convention isn't a game, it's the real thing.
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The real thing has to be seen to be believed.
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Then the real thing will start flying by your code!
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How much of that is drawn from the real thing?
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This Strawberry one is eerily similar to the real thing.
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The phony Facebook pages looked just like the real thing.
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For men, they like illusions instead of the real thing.
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And even they would've fallen short of the real thing.
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It's almost as frustrating to watch as the real thing.
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It proved to her that he is the real thing.
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And they're becoming more and more like the real thing.
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How do those fantasies line up with the real thing?
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In place of the real thing, I, Tonya injects style.
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We want the ring of authenticity, not the real thing.
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Immediately, I knew I was dealing with the real thing.
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I'd never been so close to the real thing before.
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If rhinos are ever produced, they'll be the real thing.
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Go to a wine store and buy the real thing.
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Pretend equality can be excellent practice for the real thing.
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Third, the closing gap between satire and the real thing.
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Scorpio Venus wants the real thing, or nothing at all.
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The models are also way cheaper than the real thing.
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Could my bargain "Patek" remotely pass for the real thing?
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This was first love, the real thing, the full symphony.
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Luckily, you can watch some of the real thing here.
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Many are now indistinguishable in taste from the real thing.
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And then sometimes flashes of the real thing creep in.
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Fantasy can often be more satisfying than the real thing.
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By contrast, rings for professional franchises typically use the real thing.
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Sorry, Ice Cube, but there ain't nothing like the real thing.
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It tricks people into thinking it's closer to the real thing.
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Raising a dog isn't bad practice for the real thing, either.
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When Yang took the stage for the real thing, something clicked.
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We still kinda wish we could own the real thing, though.
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Manmade vagina is still not as good as the real thing!
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The real thing is relatively easy to make, the site added.
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But are the robot doctors as good as the real thing?
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When faux fur looks this chic, who needs the real thing?
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The device button on the jacket feels like the real thing.
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I just want to make sure tonight is the real thing.
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You have to have the feels and the real thing too.
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Not with the doll Warren Buffett, but with the real thing.
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Who needs to simulate anything when you have the real thing?
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It is because it prevents me from smoking the real thing.
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And are they really that much healthier than the real thing?
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Visually, the Impossible Burger is stunningly close to the real thing.
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Automated processes are useful but no replacement for the real thing.
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Corbyn is a socialist — the real thing, not like Bernie Sanders.
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"It's not as good as the real thing," Stewart told Handler.
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It would be like a dress rehearsal for the real thing.
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But ultimately we aren't sure it rivals the real thing, yet.
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It never convinced Anglos, who, after all, had the real thing.
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It is not quite the same as the real thing, however.
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It is not quite the same as the real thing, however.
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The sad part is that the real thing is not funny.
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The altered video can't be readily distinguished from the real thing.
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This artificial spruce-style Christmas tree looks like the real thing.
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But it's never going to be mistaken for the real thing.
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"I'll show you the real thing soon, I promise," he says.
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It's an experience, and it evolves just like the real thing.
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Tell a Coke person this in 2016 and you'll be dismissed with the absolute certainty that decades of brand affiliation brings: Coca-Cola is the real thing so I too, am the real thing, you tourist.
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Here's a look at the Lego Silverado next to the real thing.
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The real thing to me is they're being replaced by something else.
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But why buy the knockoff when you can get the real thing?
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Fake celebrity porn seamless enough to be mistaken for the real thing.
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For most, the band itself is almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Undaunted, the producers took to the streets and hired the real thing.
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Playmobil's Porsche 911 Targa 4S parked in front of the real thing.
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Because immediately they see that we're in it for the real thing.
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Though strange for a chip, it tasted just like the real thing.
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The "virtual watercooler" is pretty much the same as the real thing.
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Lego BB-8 is somehow even more adorable than the real thing.
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A hydraulic tail is quiet and looks just like the real thing.
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Once they've gained more experience, they can progress to the real thing.
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Why, because here's the real thing: those people, they're not alive anymore.
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But sometimes, when the cravings strike, they just need the real thing.
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Still, not long to go now and we'll have the real thing.
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However, they usually practice with rubber pizza dough, not the real thing.
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In even better news, it's not as pricey as the real thing.
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For most, however, poor little Aibo will never replace the real thing.
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But it soon made the band willing enemies of the real thing.
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A Champagne-scented candle that's just as good as the real thing
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However, they proved to be a poor substitute for the real thing.
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Then the real thing started, and how they rose to the task.
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"So we might as well give them the real thing," she concluded.
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"Artificial garland is a great alternative to the real thing," he said.
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Nearly everyone who tried it said it tasted like the real thing.
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The show of affection with Khalifa sure looked like the real thing.
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But a witty take on the real thing is a different matter.
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It's reassuring that was just a test and not the real thing.
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Was it just a fling, or could it be the real thing?
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Tips on distinguishing fake news from the real thing: URL look odd?
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But it has to be the real thing to set me off.
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In the presence of the real thing their mimicry is made mockery.
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It's as close as they can get to having the real thing.
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The 29-year-old Mr. Kühnert is aiming for the real thing.
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To think we had the real thing, and now it is gone.
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Later, get the real thing downstairs at Una casa de G.b. G.b.
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But on Thursday Schiff went line-by-line through the real thing.
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He wants his company's burger to be better than the real thing.
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Small autonomous vehicles are great because they're safer than the real thing.
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"Until the Real Thing" will showcase their different styles and varied experience.
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Don't get me wrong: the real thing is going to be unbelievable.
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In this way, The Political Machine is disturbingly like the real thing.
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Baldwin says Mary Boone passed off a copy of Ross Bleckner's "Sea and Mirror" as the real thing and took steps to make it look like the real thing ... this according to new legal docs obtained by TMZ.
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So swap out farmed salmon, which contains food dyes, for the real thing.
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They created a web and email presence almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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The real thing gets revealed after what's supposed to be some meaningful interaction.
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So, how did hairstylist Kristin Ess make it look like the real thing?
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We promise that this one smells much less stinky than the real thing.
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The best way to beat counterrevolution, after all, is with the real thing.
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China's Communist Party may be on its way to inventing the real thing.
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The end product is a meat analog whose consistency rivals the real thing.
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We know this is the real thing, why not just do it now?
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And when done well, it is, just like the real thing, mercifully concise.
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Not quite as good as the real thing, of course, but impressive nonetheless.
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Maybe by then, Toyota will be ready to show us the real thing.
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But it wasn't long before he replaced the string with the real thing.
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This kitty's "yeaaaah!!" sounds meow-y enough to be the real thing though.
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No delays, no gimmicks, no loopholes, no shirking of responsibility — the real thing.
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It's anyone's guess when we'll see the real thing for the first time.
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Which is to say, it mirrored the experience of using the real thing.
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"It's not as good as the real thing," the businesswoman told Chelsea Handler.
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Eddie Amoo (22018–20189), musician, songwriter, and lead singer of the Real Thing.
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I expected something with hydraulics, that would feel more like the real thing.
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Steinhauer's black hole is, of course, just a shadow of the real thing.
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But in his hits, we can see the ingredients for the real thing.
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Then I had to have the real thing and found I wasn't alone.
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But the real thing to worry about with AI are these invisible algorithms.
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Though, again, the real thing was both one-of-a-kind and priceless.
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The Real Thing is presented at Flowers Gallery New York until February 27th.
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When he can, he said, he enjoys stepping out for the real thing.
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Oh no, say scientists, who claim they've found the real thing in Africa.
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It's a larger-than-life portrayal that may still understate the real thing.
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I do not believe Silly Season is going to be the real thing.
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The "soft launch" is over, and now it's time for the real thing.
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Even virtual sex, from Jack's perspective, can be "better" than the real thing.
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Why spoil the experience with a watered-down version of the real thing?
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" Nadal added: "I try my best in all events — that's the real thing.
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Each is unsure whether the other is false flesh or the real thing.
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And for their 2020 campaign, they were prepared to use the real thing.
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Ditch the cycling machine at the gym and pick up the real thing.
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Because Twitter is always telling you what's wrong with everything and then someone else is like, "Actually that is not the real thing that is wrong with that, the real thing that is wrong with that is this" and it's suffocating.
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By contrast, the fake pink elephants are literally pale imitations of the real thing.
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Much worse: producing faux fur typically wreaks more environmental havoc than the real thing.
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But while Theron's baby bangs were faux, Cyrus' appear to be the real thing.
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Maybe also with a bouquet of the real thing to balance out the smell.
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This is the real thing that separates beginners from intermediate/expert level players. Building.
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For people seeking an adrenaline rush, I'd say just go for the real thing.
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The real thing normally involves the play among different currencies to magnify the gains.
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Finally ready to throw in that towel cuz I actually found the real thing.
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Eventually, though, it came time to fire up the game on the real thing.
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Our prediction: These Punch Pops will be nearly as addicting as the real thing.
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The fake Milanese Loop even effectively mimics the magnetic clasp of the real thing.
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And like the real thing, it swims by flapping its fins up and down.
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So, the perception of it is that [men are] the real thing, you know?
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But investigators say he later sent the real thing to a man in England.
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And if you're packing a flask of sunscreen, don't forget the real thing, too.
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Then the unbelievable happened; I found myself preferring fake cheese to the real thing.
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So we'll have to shine it on a little longer for the real thing.
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It's smaller than the real thing, measuring a little more than 20,000 square feet.
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In other words, a parody of self-mythologizing backfires and becomes the real thing.
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And, in her defense, the faux Bergoli account looks identical to the real thing.
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And unlike the trackpad, the technology hasn't approximated the feel of the real thing.
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But this week, Dr. Heimlich, 96, said he got to do the real thing.
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I feel that I have been given not the real thing but something counterfeit.
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And once you've seen the real thing, it's very hard to settle for less.
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The result is a product that soon will be indistinguishable from the real thing.
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At first glance, the plant-based nuggets looked and smelled like the real thing
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And that's at least partly why they taste so much like the real thing.
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Stewart's throwback look will feature Coca-Cola's "The Real Thing" tagline from the 1970s.
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If you want the real thing, you're gonna have to get some needles involved.
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The reviewer noted that the SodaMix syrups were solid imitations of the real thing.
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So, how well does Assassin Creed Syndicate's criminal underworld align with the real thing?
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"And prove we don't actually need to do the real thing?" my colleague responded.
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Its cars can spend far more time on virtual roads than the real thing.
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First off, it was a very good fake, nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Others are imitations made here that have little in common with the real thing.
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The NYPD posts hundreds of decoy advertisements that are indistinguishable from the real thing.
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At what point does a digital simulacrum become as good as the real thing?
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The race proceeded like a digitized and stripped down version of the real thing.
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Aside from the outrageous content, the results sounded a lot like the real thing.
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From her first phrases, Ms. Faselt demonstrated that she might be the real thing.
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By age 24, he had bought the real thing: a 1978 Porsche 930 Turbo.
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The lucky first taste testers said it tastes pretty much like the real thing.
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We live in a world where kids ingest the parodies before the real thing.
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The idea is to disguise the real thing among a sea of false positives.
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"As soon as people can afford the real thing, they'll buy it," she said.
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By age 24, he had bought the real thing: a 1978 Porsche 933 Turbo.
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In the basement, you'll find the real thing: racks of pretty patterned 1950s housedresses.
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The real thing, on loan from the National Model Aviation Museum in Muncie, Ind.
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Then, as if he was onstage for the real thing, he began to practice.
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I've thought about it plenty, but again, nothing prepares you for the real thing.
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Her children would celebrate death and horror, after they had escaped the real thing?
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"This was the real thing that hit me for a loop," Mr. Stanford said.
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For each re-creation, there is a small accompanying photo of the real thing.
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But Bradley here's doing the real thing ... at least from what we can hear.
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We may not like the real thing, but we sure are fascinated by it.
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"In New York, you have the real thing," said the producer Scott White on Thursday.
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We know what you're thinking: Self-tanner is not as good as the real thing.
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It looks as magical and multifaceted as the real thing — and it's fancy as hell.
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But it's apparently getting harder and harder to tell the real thing from the fakes.
|
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After a lifetime of eating Jamaican food in Queens, it's time for the real thing.
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THE REAL THING IS THAT EVERYTHING THAT I AM IS VISION, CULTURE, INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY PRODUCT.
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But the real thing is my mission is to make them play with difficult positions.
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The shadow is what we think it is and the tree is the real thing.
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"The real thing, this," he says, giving the massive steel lunch-table a loud slap.
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And some people, like that one scientist, took the capsule to be the real thing.
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Not as good as the real thing, but you don't want to be dating blind.
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If this is the practice test I can't imagine what the real thing would entail.
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As is often the case, the real thing can be even funnier than the parody.
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The art turned out to be the real thing, and experts and historians were stunned.
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They are based on leaked design schematics and usually look just like the real thing.
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Even Ivanka Trump has tried to play off her green contacts as the real thing.
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It's not the real thing, but seeing the work in three dimensions makes a difference.
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This time, however, it seems as if her dramatic chop might actually the real thing.
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These organoids were very similar to the real thing, including anatomy, structure, and biochemical processes.
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Well, Amazon has something that can serve as a pleasing alternative to the real thing.
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Of course, even the best nature-based technology isn't a substitute for the real thing.
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It has to be the real thing by a government agency in the fictitious name.
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So next day, I decided it was time to run it on the real thing.
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"That was the real thing," she said, when asked if the bump was a prosthetic.
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They look just like the real thing, and even feature removable fuzes and safety pins.
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As 2015 turns into 2016, however, something resembling the real thing is going on sale.
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But if terry cloth isn't your thing, you could try bidding on the real thing.
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They put kids back on an earlier bedtime schedule to prepare for the real thing.
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But most will agree, digital streaming will never be as good as the real thing.
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Then he broke the whole thing down and built clearly and slowly the real thing.
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Trump is making "anti-presidential" look easy, while she's making the real thing look hard.
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It's one thing to make a plant-based burger that tastes like the real thing.
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Its wings spin so fast they become only a blur, just like the real thing.
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But the real thing I want to tell you is that I lost the fax.
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Unlike the burgers, the Impossible Foods "meat" sauce was nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Coconut cream is an animal-free substitute that tastes even better than the real thing.
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The way I see it this is a great second prize to the real thing.
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You see, they're sculptures of the real thing, available for purchase through a local gallery.
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Then came the real thing, the DuPage River, flowing fast and high with spring rain.
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Call me a snob, but farmed salmon doesn't hold a candle to the real thing.
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I always like to start with the real thing, because you can extrapolate off that.
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But still, this would be a picture of the real thing, up close and personal.
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The report was pure fiction, but Qatar's neighbors pounced on it as the real thing.
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Then came soy, which may come closest to the real thing in nutrients and consistency.
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The desire to experience the real thing this time around became his inspiration this week.
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They were, essentially, promos — quick hits to get you interested in watching the real thing.
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If you want the real thing, the Whitney Museum of American Art isn't far away.
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Their scientists are designing plant-based meats that taste a lot like the real thing.
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She's the real thing, and in "The Answers" she takes full command of her powers.
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Here are some moments in which the Technicolor paled in comparison with the real thing.
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Crucially, his artworks don't just look like the real thing; they function like it, too.
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I need the real thing: a solid slab that I can hold in my hands.
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Not bad compared with a Gardenburger, he said, but not like the real thing either.
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While the book satisfies vicariously, it will make you want to see the real thing.
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A. Many immature mammals practice hunting and fighting skills in preparation for the real thing.
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Whereas Roger Stone has committed crimes against good taste, Chino Antrax is the real thing.
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Now, companies are inviting employees to step outside for a taste of the real thing.
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Elizabeth Warren can talk passionately about family values — the real thing, not the fake version.
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The mask, it seems, is every bit as complex and intricate as the real thing.
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The more closely our prosthetic devices can resemble the real thing, the more effective they'll be.
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You don't want to push back at them some wonky cinematic version of the real thing.
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Three weeks from today, Google's artificial intelligence will go head-to-head with the real thing.
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They won't even let you take "realistic replicas of plastic explosives" let alone the real thing.
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Having experienced the real thing, the hologram concept to me feels ghoulish and exploitative by comparison.
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Then, both teams need to perform independent analyses to confirm that each saw the real thing.
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OBVIOUSLY THAT GOES AGAINST IT. BUT THE REAL THING I WORRY ABOUT, TYLER, IS THE RELATIONSHIP.
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Turns out watching people trotting along beside invisible dogs is more amusing than the real thing.
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Labour aides are confident that the Tories' "Diet Corbynism" is no match for the real thing.
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Although it's hardly cheap, it's certainly less expensive than the real thing, which starts at $175,900.
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Taking a vitamin C supplement is fine, but it's always better to eat the real thing.
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It's almost as good as the real thing, it's biodegradable, and it's pretty cheap to make.
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Unlike some rival products, which are merely hamburger-shaped, Beyond Meat's patties resemble the real thing.
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So in a way this is just kind of a stress test for the real thing.
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But after a fight, they're a lot easier to reassemble and repair than the real thing.
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Then, she seals the eggs, and paints the opening so they look like the real thing.
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The virtual paint can be smeared, dabbed, caked, and color blended just like the real thing.
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Founded in 2009, Beyond Meat promises products that taste and look more like the real thing.
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Or, even if it tasted pretty good, I might still rather be eating the real thing.
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Tyler: I figured that nothing was going to be better for her than the real thing.
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For anyone who thinks high school elections are less ruthless than the real thing, think again.
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It's cheaper than buying shoes on the open market, and you're sure it's the real thing.
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And while it looks pretty close to the real thing, there are a few blatant giveaways.
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Long staples for vegetarians, beef substitutes are attracting more people, in lieu of the real thing.
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It cries out for a visit to the real thing: The Pont Neuf late at night.
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Even baby food made with a single, unsweetened ingredient may taste nothing like the real thing.
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Mr Trump played a hard-nosed businessman on TV, but Mr Murray is the real thing.
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We'll have to wait and see if the real thing can back up all that promise.
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Those false charges have not made it more difficult for me to recognize the real thing.
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They also lower the chances that anyone will mistake a harmless exercise for the real thing.
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"You can go get a Cartier bracelet that looks exactly like the real thing," Velez said.
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"You can go get a Cartier bracelet that looks exactly like the real thing," Velez said.
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People given "fake" pills often experience the same physiological effects as people given the real thing.
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And the version of Manhattan that "Spider-Man" lives in isalmostas beautiful as the real thing.
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The nickname "Bad Bwoy" was the real thing when it came to this GLORY middleweight contender.
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"No museum wants to have to put replicas out instead of the real thing," she says.
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Watch to see if any of the "cuts" were as life-changing as the real thing.
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For nearly 30 years these Australians have given fans the closest experience to the real thing.
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Computerized bionic limbs that function like the real thing, responding to cues in the surrounding environment.
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I'm not necessarily the real thing, but I love art and so, it's real to me.
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He cannot get to the real thing, so he comes up with hollow signs for it.
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You'll do everything that you'd want your university to do, so it's like the real thing.
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When you finish, I bet you'll feel better until you get home to the real thing.
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It comes equipped with a watch face and dials that basically look like the real thing.
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His father was an artist, the real thing, and Daniel felt that he could forgive him . . .
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But if they're distinguishable, the ultra-rich will still pay a premium for the real thing.
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The real thing has been just trying to feel a part of the world around me.
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Winners that took home the makeshift Oscars could later trade them in for the real thing.
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However, the nonalcoholic sparkling wine was actually really good, and incredibly close to the real thing.
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On the victory stage, they accepted the real thing, ticking reminders of a seemingly endless day.
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So when I decided to seek out and taste the real thing, I came to Marseille.
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So when I decided to seek out and taste the real thing, I came to Marseille.
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Gans says that if you truly crave something, sometimes it's better to have the real thing.
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They even bought a wig to make the fake Bieber's hair look closer to the real thing.
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It will require a lot more work, not to mention funding, to get to the real thing.
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The real thing, of course, was a bit more shocking—almost Tarantino-esque—in its sudden violence.
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But the real thing is the left is trying to create this new world war with Russia.
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And with so many ways to fake 'em, who even needs to spring for the real thing?
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They're crunchy, they taste close to the real thing, and come in a perfectly sized snackable form.
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Creating a stable, noninfectious immunogen to prepare the immune system for the real thing has its limitations.
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Instead, Colton is meeting Caelynn's step-dad on The Bachelor — but he's the real thing for her.
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Why settle for blurry paparazzi photos from a film set when you can have the real thing?
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There was an idea that this small dip could be a preliminary event before the real thing.
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We're not kidding when we say that these quadcopters are almost as good as the real thing.
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Now that it tastes like (or close to) the real thing, meatless meat has become mega-popular.
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But how does Franco's portrayal of The Room's Tommy Wiseau stand up next to the real thing?
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"All that robot can do is have a pretend empathy rather than the real thing," she said.
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Drape: Villanova is showing they are the real thing, and can give as good as they get.
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"Once customers have tried farmed bile, they often go on to wanting the real thing," says Robinson.
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To them, limited bans confirm only that mainstream politicians are too timid to embrace the real thing.
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Some companies are going beyond plant-based protein replacements to lab-grown versions of the real thing.
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There's also been a lot of controversy about whether the protein powders even contain the real thing.
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Jerome is shot to death by an officer who confuses his toy gun for the real thing.
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So that when they finally are going to execute the real thing, they're doing it with zeal.
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The potential downside is, of course, that they might not convert as well as the real thing.
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You'll never beat the real thing, but mine adds a new dimension to it for today's crowd.
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They taste just like the real thing, minus the heaviness of the cream and (raw) egg yolks.
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To a distracted or untrained eye, there would be no difference between this and the real thing.
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The chain-smoking Missouri Mule is not a fashionable cynic, but the real thing: a disappointed idealist.
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Suddenly I couldn't help but see that this flowing waterfall was a substitute for the real thing.
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These intimate sessions simulate an experience, but I know they aren't the "real thing," so to speak.
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If you are like me and immediately wanted to watch the real thing again, here you go.
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We want to put astronauts in as close a scenario as we can to the real thing.
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As people in emerging markets grow richer, more of them will doubtless upgrade to the real thing.
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That sort of stratagem is pure hokum, but other operational details stick close to the real thing.
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Its vision of the Great War is as noisy, dangerous, and brutal as the real thing was.
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We may not have access to the real thing, but Jimmy Fallon's impression surely adds some clarity.
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Last weekend, a flower crown Snapchat filter delighted people who didn't have the real thing on hand.
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The ones in CO mostly have the consistency of Sno Cones, so I want the real thing.
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To make a meaty substitute that, if you didn't know it, might think is the real thing.
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They're usually just over-the-top antagonists in comic books, but Colin Furze is the real thing.
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Of course, no app can replace actually sitting down at your computer an practicing the real thing.
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You get a set of six, and just like the real thing, each is a different design.
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In situations where one or more attendees works remotely, use videoconferencing tools to simulate the real thing.
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"There is a difference between driving a simulator and driving the real thing — no emotion," he said.
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She didn't want to say anything, which to me seemed like it might be the real thing.
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As for drugs, maybe next time I'll just take a multivitamin, or you know, the real thing.
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Because that's what brothers do The boy mistook his big sister's wrestling match for the real thing.
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They see PandA's as undisciplined imitations of the real thing, but I don't think it's that simple.
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"The real thing is the paid application rate — they want it around 95 percent," Mr. Carter said.
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Jimmy Carter's administration gave her, and others, a Congressional Gold Medal in place of the real thing.
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"That's the real thing," Mr. Anderson said, explaining that the fateful stumble wasn't written into the script.
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"What I am giving out is the real thing, not fake news like Donald Trump," he said.
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Farhad: There's no way a cyber-Farhad could be as handsome and charismatic as the real thing.
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The rings look pretty cool, but when compared to the real thing -- you can tell they're duds.
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It was easier when she imagined it as it should be before scoping out the real thing.
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Frenchette, which opened in TriBeCa in April, isn't fake French, but it isn't the real thing, either.
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What fascism offers isn't elevation but cheap transcendence, a counterfeit of meaning rather than the real thing.
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However, simply switching to gluten-free versions of packaged foods isn't any healthier than the real thing.
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"This could be the year for the real thing @recordingacademy @shawnmendes @dollyparton," Cyrus wrote alongside the photo.
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I've been interviewing Gates for 35 years and I can testify that this is the real thing.
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While the parties were dear to him, nothing beat the thrill of the real thing, he said.
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"Basically, if you do a transplant, you're going to have the real thing again," the patient said.
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This celestial blockbuster, with more than half the Renaissance superman's surviving autograph works, is the real thing.
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And unlike the real thing, MarsCat definitely doesn't shed, so it's got that going for it, too.
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The chair I settled into in 1976 had been recently vacated by the real thing, Barbara Walters.
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General Mills said it does not promote its fruit snacks as a replacement for the real thing.
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BUT I THINK THE REAL THING BEHIND IT IS THE U.S. IS THE LEAST PROTECTIONIST MAJOR COUNTRY.
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Reviewers love the quality of the faux leather, which they say mimics the real thing quite convincingly.
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The website told CNBC that the parent's profile and job posting appear to be the real thing.
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The latest models use tens of thousands, producing images that look almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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But Hitler didn't want just a copy or a drawing, he wanted to own the real thing.
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Of course, that's not what the salt cave looks like, but the real thing is pretty cool too.
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Beyond and Impossible make plant-based versions of meat that taste, look and cook like the real thing.
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Though this isn't the official video, it's definitely still worth watching while we eagerly await the real thing.
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"We're dealing with the real thing, but it's comfortable and controlled for the audience, not hurtful or triggering."
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In a placebo-controlled trial, participants aren't told whether they're receiving a sugar pill or the real thing.
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It won't beat seeing the real thing, but it's certainly reason enough to get a reservation made ASAP.
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In the past, Ma has defended counterfeiters and said they're sometimes better than the real thing, FT reported.
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It's an animated version of the real thing and not actual drone-style video of Mars, of course.
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You deserve the real thing, and you've finally gained the patience and determination to wait until it's right.
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Thor: Ragnarok is in theaters today, if you still want to see the real thing for some reason.
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Marijuana legalization advocates claim that people will stop with the synthetic stuff once the real thing is okay.
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Social media are full of tales of committed meat-eaters unable to distinguish it from the real thing.
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Of course, even with advances in VR, digitally exploring a site is no substitution for the real thing.
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By replicating the "real" thing you are digitizing, then users will instinctively understand how to use your app.
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"It's amazing though some people go absolutely crazy for it as if we're the real thing," says Thompson.
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So if we can't have the real thing, we can improvise — even if it's just for one night.
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Why choose Jeb Bush trying to be a pantomime bad-ass when you could have the real thing?
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"I thought, oh my god, this stuff on the blackboard, this could be the real thing," Howard said.
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He assured me that at the same time the following year, he'd be showing me the real thing.
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They're not technically tornadoes, but they spin stuff around a vortex, so they look like the real thing.
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But the real thing keeping the venerable MP3 relevant at this point is our newest audio obsession: podcasts.
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Mr Foster is the real thing, going truly feral and in the process discovering a whole new world.
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I think of self-control as the real thing that should replace that fanciful idea of free will.
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Does building a Labo piano or fishing rod make you any more qualified to create the real thing?
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Have fun — we still have no idea how long you'll have to wait before hearing the real thing.
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Dalheimer compared it to a store accepting a photocopy of a debit card rather than the real thing.
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In this way you just keep working your way up until you are ready for the real thing.
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In fact, in an interview with Yahoo Style, Moss says her character Offred's shadows are the real thing.
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However, he's not okay with other people who pretend to have service dogs who aren't the real thing.
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One immediate objection is that a simulation is never going to be as rich as the real thing.
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Skulls are such a common motif that it's easy to forget that you're looking at the real thing.
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Exploring the great outdoors from your couch using VR is cool, but nothing compares to the real thing.
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What if the real thing that's holding penis-focused toys back is our cultural attitude toward male masturbation?
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These products undermine breastfeeding and create the impression that breastmilk substitutes are as good as the real thing.
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Although peddled as the real thing, it really wasn't even trying to provide truth, only to shape opinion.
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Why do I prefer to watch the debate performances on "Saturday Night Live" instead of the real thing?
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He takes great pride in the verisimilitude of his work, which is often mistaken for the real thing.
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"Stop putting the light on it," he requested, his demeanor somewhere between joking weariness and the real thing.
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When the real thing is people want their talent to be seen and their talent to be valued.
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But just give into it and you might feel like it's just as good as the real thing.
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They tooled around on snowmobiles and built ice ridges to mimic the real thing (or so they thought).
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LENA AND I HAVE HAD OUR SHARE OF PHOTOSHOP "CONTROVERSIES" AND AREN'T AFRAID TO SHARE THE REAL THING.
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Treacy said that some people even made a double take to make sure it wasn't the real thing.
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If you want the real thing, the best way to get it still requires patience and a net.
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He also swears that the texture and flavor of his faux pork is similar to the real thing.
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"If you are given the option, you should go for the real thing every single time," he said.
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They had used models to prepare for the decibel levels, but there was nothing like the real thing.
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Every friend or relationship I'd known until this point had been a practice run for the real thing.
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"Tilted Head" resembles a massive, abandoned model that people could consider a stand-in for the real thing.
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"We decided we shouldn't make an illustration but make the real thing in the art space," he continued.
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Lars's manic energy starts to look a lot like vulnerability; his febrile charm feels like the real thing.
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Marketers are increasingly going to virtual events, but Agency EA said they would never replace the real thing.
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But the mock-up never replicated the roar, the shuddering or the G-forces of the real thing.
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While the phones are missing some premium features, using them feels pretty similar to using the real thing.
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The cost, including shipping, came to just over $217, but the question remained: Was this the real thing?
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That's okay, though, because I'd much rather watch the real thing when the Oscars are awarded on March 4.
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In another 20 years you might be burnt out on oat and ready to return to the real thing.
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As for Stewart's refusal to watch the hit Netflix show because "it's not as good as the real thing"?
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Click here to view original GIFResearchers in Europe have created a soft artificial heart that mimics the real thing.
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To start, each aircraft is hand-painted and looks like an incredibly scaled down version of the real thing.
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You'll get adequate training on various complex scenarios so you'll be ready once you get to the real thing.
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While it is satire of the highest order, that makes it too easy to mistake for the real thing.
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So, expect those polar warbears to look as real as the real thing...if there was a real thing.
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If you have with-the-rule astigmatism, you'll see little blurry ghost moons above and below the real thing.
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Hawaii alert: The employee who sent the false missile alert to Hawaii thought a drill was the real thing.
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And like the pachinko simulator, its accuracy can be tested by running the real thing and comparing those results.
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I asked Washington if it bothered him that some people mistook this sort of jazz for the real thing.
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Earlier this year the country became the first where sugar-free versions of Coca-Cola outsold the real thing.
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The children are not there when you're recording, so it's not nearly as much fun as the real thing.
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That said, these YouTube tutorials have average humans looking a bit too close to the real thing for comfort.
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You'll probably never be able to afford the real thing, but there's no reason your kids should go without.
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He thought about a robot dog, but was frustrated with how none of them looked like the real thing.
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She takes so much pride in the fact that she thinks her forgeries are better than the real thing.
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Some people say they think they just peed their pants, but I was sure this was the real thing.
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But a monograph is not the same as seeing the real thing, which I was luckily able to do.
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The real thing to get excited about, however, is HBO's film adaptation of the Ray Bradbury novel Fahrenheit 451.
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It sounds like those old episodes of Nip/Tuck are about to get one-upped by the real thing.
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But this app is from veteran R&D group Fraunhofer — so it may very well be the real thing.
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I hoped we'd had our fill of quick-and-easy, and there was an appetite for the real thing.
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Instead, she opted for an authentic replica of the real thing, which ended up costing her hundreds of dollars.
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As this is a JPEG viewed on a non-HDR monitor it will appear different from the real thing.
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But websites peddling foreign goods are riddled with counterfeits, while Chinese shops charge a fortune for the real thing.
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The real thing, not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly.
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When I tried it in a cracker, I was still amazed how much it tasted like the real thing.
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In 2002's S83mone, a megalomaniac director conjures a computer-generated actress, passing her off as the real thing.
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Squint your eyes and paste a Nokia sticker on the back and it could almost be the real thing.
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Then, when the children were exposed to the real thing, their subpar immune response actually made the infection worse.
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" The contestants live together at a beach house, "hoping to turn a potential summer fling into the real thing.
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Yes, the third leg extends and retracts into R2's body just like it does on the real thing.
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Lip liner, pressed juices, Prosecco — what's next, a dark red called Pepperoni that smells just like the real thing?
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Hopefully, I thought, they would be better than the real thing and I could give up men for good.
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The white Star Destroyer is closer to our mental image of the classic Star Destroyer than the real thing.
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The stadium may be "everywhere" with this ball, but just like the real thing, there's a cost for admission.
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While EPA news caused a number of fireworks today, we hope you're gearing up for the real thing tomorrow.
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The market isn't just vegetarians: Some 71% of people who buy plant-based meat also eat the real thing.
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The dummy versions, explained Johnston, allowed his team to mimic the sharks as opposed to using the real thing.
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This year, her dream came true: She got to meet the real thing — and sit on his lap too.
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So if judicial independence is to be front and center in the hearings ahead, let's have the real thing.
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Writing up reports or endless work emails on a smartphone is headache — sometimes you just need the real thing.
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Instead, as the world watched to see if she was, indeed, the real thing, Simone Biles grabbed that gold.
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It's been a strange weekend, watching people simulate horror in a city filled with grief about the real thing.
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The house music that Tee occasionally releases on some of the world's best imprints is the real thing, too.
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Say what you will about the wonders of CGI, but sometimes there's just no substitute for the real thing.
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It honestly sounds too good to be true, but as far as I can tell it's the real thing.
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For most people, the experience isn't about how much you actually believe what you're seeing is the real thing.
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And if you've just got to get your hands on the real thing, you don't have long to wait.
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Video game publisher and developer Epic Games wants to make digital humans that are indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Though it might as well have been the real thing because he beat the shit out of me anyway.
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Virtual cars, equipped with the same software as the real thing, spend thousands of hours driving their digital worlds.
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So there were people like me that were helping the real schools go online and offer the real thing.
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Ethically speaking, is the empathy we express in virtual reality only virtual empathy, and therefore not the real thing?
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The counterfeits, listed for $48, were larger than the real thing, which put the cover noticeably out of alignment.
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I couldn't reconcile having made the choice to get rid of the real thing with using a plastic replica.
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Just imagine: One day, I might be doing this newsletter with a cyber-Farhad instead of the real thing.
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This mode features Google Map integration, so it's not just some randomly generated scenery but instead, the real thing.
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It has also been previously demoed on the ground, though of course that's no substitute for the real thing.
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"We were lucky to get a peek at him going against the real thing in the N.F.L.," Reid said.
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But it's still worth asking: Are politicians like her or Sanders or Ocasio-Cortez offering Americans "the real thing"?
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"Donald Trump pretends to be a populist, Bernie's the real thing," said a 22-year-old transgender Sanders fan.
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She's a genuine saint, the real thing, without any pious crap, so she's not always easy to live with.
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But it's hard now to be funny in fictional sports; the real thing is already so over the top.
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It's about helping them improve their decision-making and making it as close to the real thing as possible.
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Front Burner FabaButter, a plant-based butter substitute made with aquafaba, works almost as well as the real thing.
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It&aposs a lazy attempt to emulate diversity – but like all emulation it&aposs not quite the real thing.
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She will have her chance to try to copy cat against the real thing, facing Halep in Wednesday's quarterfinals.
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Watch out for phishing attacks too, where fraudulent emails and sites are mocked up to look like the real thing.
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The sausage patty is made from plant-based proteins that has a texture and taste similar to the real thing.
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You can argue that this way, they can build their perfect pet, a much better option than the real thing.
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You'll even get mini arcade tokens to slip into the diecast metal coin door, just like with the real thing.
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Much to the frustration of impatient experimentalists, however, the mini-brains' similarity to the real thing only went so far.
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I mean, at this point, they&aposre just having fun, because the real thing is can the Democrats stop him?
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If we can't afford the real thing, perhaps we should at least understand the story behind the seats beneath us.
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The alternative meat maker is debuting a plant-based "ground beef," which marbleizes and tenderizes just like the real thing.
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This was not a toy, this was the real thing, and when it came to chess, this computer was good.
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Ain't nothing like the real thing "Orange is the New Black" is not really keeping it real, says Martha Stewart.
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Can't see the #supermoon so decided to stick a tortilla to my window and pretend... it's like the real thing!
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Its flight mechanism replicates the complex movements of bat wings, allowing it to bank and dive like the real thing.
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But for a moment, on Sunday night, the real thing appeared, in a black leather jacket and shaggy black hair.
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It would also need a new type of e-paper that feels and acts much more like the real thing.
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IT IS becoming increasingly likely that the phoney trade war between America and China will develop into the real thing.
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It's almost as satisfying as watching the real thing, although it's missing the thrilling prospect of blowing some extremities off.
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If a trailer can leave so many people breathless, the real thing is certain to be nothing short of spectacular.
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But the real thing to consider will be where the weddings are and the attire; I think that will vary.
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"It is a fantasy of consent, rather than the real thing," says Katherine Stone at University of California, Los Angeles.
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It might not be exactly like the real thing, but a coverband tacro is better than no tacro at all.
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There are some stars — more than a few, in fact — whose seemingly dramatic hair overhauls are rarely the real thing.
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The BDU-33 is a 25-pound dummy bomb designed to stand in for the real thing during training exercises.
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You know, when I think about repatriation, the real thing, the concept in the back of my mind is reparation.
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In lieu of the real thing, I think that I've always subconsciously on the hunt for age-appropriate F40 memorabilia.
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Bush would kiss Portman on the forehead there, and proceed to give Gore a reassuring nod during the real thing.
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Again, Snap wants partners to integrate the real thing rather than try to build some half-assed facsimile of Bitmoji.
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Additionally, allowing customers to test the "real thing" keeps companies "from going too far down a wrong path" in development.
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In fact, it's so agile, it's capable of causing just as much damage as the real thing, he half-jokes.
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In a press release, Coca-Cola said the new recipe tastes closer to the real thing than Coke Zero does.
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We interpret our behavior in terms of how we think we come across, whereas everyone else sees the real thing.
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Sandwiched between them is a custard filling with a raspberry jelly center, so it tastes just like the real thing.
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We are constantly and consistently training our teams, and evolving our technologies to ensure your items are the real thing.
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If these stories are not the real thing, they're such a good imitation of it that the distinction is meaningless.
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However, if you're too busy to chop one down, there are plenty of artificial options that resemble the real thing.
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The startup is trying even harder to make its fake beef patties look, taste and feel like the real thing.
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If I'm gonna have a soda, which I have once in a blue moon, it will be the real thing.
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Remember: Just because it looks like #milk does not mean it provides the same great nutrients as the real thing.
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Just when you thought we'd reached peak unicorn, a sheep in Iceland has been discovered masquerading as the real thing.
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By 21642, when Tasmania put a pair of tigers on its coat of arms, the real thing was rarely seen.
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"He added: "I'm hoping that while this generation is quite hopeless, that the next one will demand the real thing.
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But if other players' humble personalities can sometimes come across as almost suspiciously grounded, Gordie Howe was the real thing.
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The trouble is that these decoys can be very resource-hungry, since they need to look like the real thing.
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But where Dandy differs from other herbal coffee alternatives I've tried is that it actually tastes like the real thing.
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But for those longing for the real thing, these factors mean much higher prices for vanilla products, including ice cream.
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No one mistook it for the real thing, but it did lend him a raffish Sammy Davis Jr.-like charm.
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When the Queen of Tennis holds court in New York it attracts sporting royalty and on occasion the real thing.
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"All this colonization in your brain, you gotta empty it out for the real thing to come in," she said.
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Any attempt to copy Graham is self-defeating, sure to pale next to the real thing elsewhere on the program.
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As entertaining as the virtual Grand Prix was, it also highlighted that esports aren't a replacement for the real thing.
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The "meat" approximates the slightly crumbly texture of the real thing fairly well, and delivers its salty, somewhat smoky flavor.
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Her other videos have included lookalike Gucci boots from DH Gate ($89 for the dupe; $1,190 for the real thing).
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Imagine a fake Senator Elizabeth Warren, virtually indistinguishable from the real thing, getting into a fistfight in a doctored video.
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My winner was Thomson & Scott Noughty Alcohol Free Organic Sparkling Wine because it was so close to the real thing.
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We want or need something; we're creating a digital footprint we hope will stand in for the real thing — ourselves.
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"If you're giving it the artificial substance," she explains, the brain thinks it doesn't have to make the real thing.
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"New Yorkers didn't realize he was the real thing, and some treated him like he was copying," Mr. Schoenfeld said.
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Each side will want access to the real thing—and, ideally, to deny the firm's cutting edge to the other.
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Unlike other vegan cheeses, made from soy or nuts, this one has been praised as tasting like the real thing.
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But at the end, the real thing, I believe that you have to do something that is right for yourself.
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I keep my visions of the real thing sealed away in my mind, and I go on with my work.
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We may have gotten 20-something projects from him while he was in prison, but the real thing feels different.
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A lot of work has done into creating products that look sort of like the real thing, but not exactly.
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But even though they're not the real thing just yet, a real set may be on the horizon for the star.
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Countries can get copies of le grand k, and then must use scales calibrated to the copy of the real thing.
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But, to the cast, nothing they can do on the show will feel as over the top as the real thing.
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By all accounts, this four-day extravaganza is the closest that Survivor fans can get to competing in the real thing.
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The controller is regular-sized, though, and feels, oh, about 99 percent close to the real thing, which is close enough.
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The mega-screens are a concept, but the kind of concept that makes you itch with anticipation for the real thing.
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Tibbits applies an infographic-like approach to his work, meaning the drawings he creates don't always look like the real thing.
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It was, of course, about the mixture of real, physical tools and a computing experience that could recreate the real thing.
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Over the past five years, scientists have worked to make these "mini-brains," or cerebral organoids, more like the real thing.
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The actual edible part is a pretty unique combo of tart and sweet, but even the real thing is definitely subtle.
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You'd probably need about a dozen, prepared in different ways, to find out how they stack up to the real thing.
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Criminals try and sneak malicious apps into an app store to trick people into downloading it instead of the real thing.
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It is impregnated with tiny dust-like particles of its own, which makes it harder for the real thing to stick.
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The gold standard for cinematic Santa Clauses, Gwenn plays Kris Kringle, a department store Santa who insists he's the real thing.
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As digital reproductions get closer and closer to the real thing, more institutions may opt to make use of the technology.
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The real thing to celebrate out of today's iPhone 7 announcement is the end of the piddly ass 16-gigabyte iPhone.
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Beyond Meat's products, designed to mimic a variety of meats, have proven to be an attractive alternative to the real thing.
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Once you get a taste for something that feels even better than the real thing, will anything else ever be enough?
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The two created a fidget spinner that may be even more useless than the real thing for the Boston Stupid Hackathon.
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The father/son relationship provides a bittersweet undertone to the episode, until eventually the tape, like the real thing, gives out.
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Can't wait to stop squinting at meaningless 60-second excerpts of this show and watch the real thing on April 24th.
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Despite the media attention their reconciliation received, those who knew the couple had no doubt their love was the real thing.
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At the event, he said that some of the figures in the video were the real thing but it's unclear who.
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Why watch school supplies learn life lessons when you could have the real thing: Rob Lowe with the best mullet ever?
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I've also learned that vegans aren't deluding themselves when they mention recipes that are just as good as the real thing.
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But come the real thing there was only going to be one winner with world champion Kenny at his devastating best.
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It may not be the same as the real thing, but when life gives you flat lemons, you make flat lemonade.
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They click and they start to believe whatever it is that they believe as the real thing that happened to them.
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"We've tested with trailers, of course, but there's nothing like actually doing the real thing, end to end," Mr. Ron said.
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Sometimes, when lives are on the line, it seems like the professionals would rather have their hands on the real thing.
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But if one suggests a unique marbleized wall finish over the real thing, most shudder and beetle back to boring calacatta.
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"It's a wonderfully evocative mineral that is basically a fantasy, but it looks like the real thing," Ms. Ilse-Neuman said.
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Dandy Blend, an herbal coffee substitute, features dandelion root, chicory root, barley, and rye and tastes just like the real thing.
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I may be a theoretical master in parenting, but that is fuck-all help when it comes to the real thing.
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Britain makes plans for an extreme Brexit, a medieval Italian town embraces space tourism and robot hands mimic the real thing.
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Inside the world's top artificial intelligence labs, researchers are getting closer to creating robotic hands that can mimic the real thing.
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Almost everyone who spoke to me said the feeling of masturbating into a fake vagina is nothing like the real thing.
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"Secondhand Time" is a brick, so perhaps just tackle some of its stories to get a taste of the real thing.
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And like them, she gives the impression that, however lively and likable she may be, she is not the real thing.
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In recent years, though, experts say a growing number of reproduction clocks have hit the market, posing as the real thing.
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You can tell them clearly from their much lighter color and higher price — usually twice as expensive as the real thing.
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If Yujiapu really is the Manhattan of China, it has a way to go to catch up to the real thing.
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You may think your own offspring make pretty good whirling dervishes, but this is your chance to see the real thing.
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While leading us to the real thing, he also discussed the reptile's nasty temperament, including a propensity to leap at prey.
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But I will also be the first to tell you that Google Street View is no replacement for the real thing.
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Sony first introduced the dog in 1999, saying it hoped robotic animal companions would become as ubiquitous as the real thing.
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Keeping healthy is the real thing to worry about, not a minor correction in the stock and high-yield bond markets.
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Fake horn will not work for that market, just as fake diamonds have not supplanted the real thing on wedding rings.
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The researchers needed sand for their model with a specific size and density to match the behavior of the real thing.
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His Othello is the real thing — a bona fide tragic hero, whose capacity for emotion is way beyond our everyday depths.
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For six years, Yastrzemski languished in their farm system, playing in major league spring training games but never the real thing.
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"The real thing always does better than the models," he said, as another visitor smiled for a photo with the tank.
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Marvelous circuits of prose inductors, resistors and switches simulate ordinary history so nearly as to make readers forget the real thing.
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But the real thing is I felt well from inside, and I felt that I was putting some pressure on him.
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As a vegetarian, I'm not exactly an authority on chicken, but I thought it tasted pretty close to the real thing.
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The shift toward natural and fresh foods is bringing more customers away from pumpkin-flavored products and toward the real thing.
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But it could have also been applied to Mr. Meadows's belief that accusations of racism are worse than the real thing.
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But unlike adults who can distinguish between parody and mischief and the real thing, the algorithm can't yet tell the difference.
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But listening to techno through shitty Apple earbuds while on the M train was a poor proxy for the real thing.
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But whether it's unplanned karaoke or a fight with your loved ones, that's when you know you've got the real thing.
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Just be extra careful not to confuse these toys with the real thing and accidentally serve one up at your next barbecue.
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Dragonfly's team has already had some success flying around test versions of the real thing—and landing it with tennis ball legs.
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In our image-obsessed culture, we aren't satisfied with only the bones of dinosaurs so we have to imagine the real thing.
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But in developing robots that are specifically designed to be companions, people experience artificial empathy as though it were the real thing.
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Perhaps she can: ersatz sovereignty can be repackaged as the real thing, and immigration may decline helpfully as the EU economy recovers.
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Once you plug in headphones and clip into the pedals, the experience feels uncannily like the real thing, except without the commute.
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But it only took about 10 minutes for the real thing to appear — a tell-tale little triangle, cutting through the water.
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Then, they got a virtual agent to play its own dream version of Doom to learn how to play the real thing.
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Now KFC has proved that whether the chicken is the real thing or not, people will queue for that finger-lickin' deliciousness.
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Some of the seamstresses wear knock-offs of their own traditional dresses while they fashion the real thing for sale to others.
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"I know you're a happy Chewbacca," replies a grumpy Corden before adding that the character's mask sounds nothing like the real thing.
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Next to Cafe Americain, another company buys those credit card numbers and manufactures fake credit cards that work like the real thing.
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And about that marriage: the Lyons are all in cahoots to pass Lucious and Anika off as the real thing to Tariq.
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Buyers who assume they're getting the real thing are dismayed when the product can't possibly help them move a 300-pound refrigerator.
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Posting is only a means to connect, and it's easy to substitute those fleeting engagements — likes and RTs — for the real thing.
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This fall, we're seeing a whole slew of faux fur outerwear options that are almost impossible to differentiate from the real thing.
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Over the last several decades, alien-believers have been portrayed as paranoid, conspiracy-loving nutjobs who espouse pseudoscience over the real thing.
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Generally, they cost a fraction of the cost of the real thing and promise a bunch of features that almost never work.
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It's based almost entirely on mathematical modeling, so it's showing a simulation of what might have happened, and not the real thing.
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Prosthetic limbs are getting better and more personalized, but useful as they are, they're still a far cry from the real thing.
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Though her convoluted proposal for a customs union in all but name is unworkable, the EU could nonetheless offer the real thing.
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Just stay off social media if you don't want any surprises: Streaming usually lags a couple of seconds behind the real thing.
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U.S. border officers seized more than a ton of marijuana stuffed into fake carrots tossed in with the real thing, officials said.
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If you want to be as close as possible to the real thing, licking your phone really is the way to go.
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Without careful discernment and a little bit of patience, these dramatically realistic paintings may very well be mistaken for the real thing.
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"The real thing that would cause a brand to slow spending is if they thought their brand would be tarnished," he said.
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Still, a lot of vegan food purveyors run into the same challenge: the inevitable comparisons between their stuff and the "real" thing.
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I've waited for years to see Claire Underwood fuck up some bad guys on a beach, and the real thing is delicious.
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Is a work that can be displayed in someone's home as valuable as the real thing on a wall in a city?
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Made of wax, LED Lytes Pillar Candles resemble the real thing with flickering lights that add mood and luminosity to any room.
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Thorpe said most of the feta we buy in America comes from cow milk and is radically different than the real thing.
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Called DelFly, it can hit speeds of 15 miles an hour and switch directions in an instant, just like the real thing.
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When word spread of the wildfire in Medicine Lodge, they canceled their training session and came to help with the real thing.
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It's inspired by the real thing, with no hard components and microfluidic circuit-controlled tentacles that move in response to chemical reactions.
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At tests in restaurants across Switzerland, reception has been great, with some consumers unable to tell it apart from the real thing.
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These same technologies are what is allowing people to build those bionic prosthetics that feel like the real thing on your leg.
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Plus, here's how to livestream the eclipse wherever you are, and how to watch the real thing without burning your eyes out.
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If he wants the audience, or rather, the country, to buy his performance, he'll need to cultivate some of the real thing.
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But what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas, and sometimes the line between fantasy violence and the real thing disappears.
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But in a year when a volcano rocked Hawaii's Big Island with a monthslong eruption, designers are turning to the real thing.
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Trump's lifelong reverence for military men is partly about masculine affinity, the love of a self-styled warrior for the real thing.
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This year, Mr. Williams looked up and found man-made blooms and plumage — bursts of color holding space for the real thing.
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The second episode of the long-awaited third season finally introduced us to the real thing we've been waiting for: another park.
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No one who listened to the lyrics could mistake the fake Kazakh anthem from Sacha Baron Cohen's "Borat" for the real thing.
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" Jonathan Lear, who helped hire Kimhi at Yale, says that to hear Kimhi talk is to experience "living philosophy, the real thing.
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Some scholars questioned the authenticity of "Riverbank," but Professor Fong insisted that it was the real thing, a masterpiece of Chinese painting.
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He has since traced his trees to old New Jersey families, and so far they are believed to be the real thing.
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"Momentum is the real thing, and you can gain momentum in a situation, like he had with Gerald and Thomas," Coleman said.
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Whereas Trump says he's a self-made billionaire, Bloomberg is the real thing, and he has the receipts to back it up.
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The Prado Museum in Madrid, which owns a third of all of Velázquez's works, said Mr. Jordan's painting was the real thing.
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Stingrays derive their power by pretending to be cell towers, tricking nearby devices into connecting to them instead of the real thing.
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Just 15 years later, civil unions were seen as an accommodation to be discarded in favor of the real thing: gay marriage.
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In the age of 1st Dibs, One Kings Lane and other "curated" platforms, the real thing — guided by one sensibility — is seductive.
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"All the technology in the world and we can't recreate the real thing," he said of providing real scares with real people.
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In other words, by purchasing directly from the estate, you can make sure the wine you are buying is the real thing.
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To ensure the toy wheelchair accurately represented the real thing, Mattel worked with UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital as well as wheelchair experts.
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If you're curious to see how closely these recreations line up with the real thing, check out the comparison video right here.
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The faux-shearling is comparable to the real thing in texture, so you'll be able to stay warm in the winter months.
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You can also steal the green-rice method for other recipes — and yes, cauliflower rice could stand in for the real thing.
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It sounds kinda freaky, but apparently touching of lifting something feels much like the real thing and the shocks don't even hurt.
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This scaled representation of our unknown universe is key to what Julian believes is important for teaching players about the real thing.
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Republicans are going to call us socialists no matter what we do, so we might as well give them the real thing.
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No one's arguing that butter isn't delicious, and that spreadable alternatives don't quite nail the texture and flavor of the real thing.
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But to get guns firing blanks to look and sound like the real thing, special-effects crews have to make a few tweaks.
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But as Daily Mail reports, the 31-year-old's otherworldly mane — which falls down past her knees — appears to be the real thing!
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We're told the little gadgets feel exactly like the real thing ... so Karlie's admirers can get down with her any time, any where.
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The mesh boasts 1 billion artificial synapses per square centimeter, which is within a couple of orders of magnitude of the real thing.
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With organoids, researchers can run experiments on how living human brains develop—experiments that would be impossible (or unthinkable) with the real thing.
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If you're terrified of the ocean because of sharks, you should reconsider—the real thing you need to be afraid of is invisible.
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The gracious hostess, however, didn't want anyone to feel bad when their Mariah Carey look inevitably didn't live up to the real thing.
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Their encounter with the real thing came last month after a king penguin mother abandoned an egg - and they jumped at the chance.
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So being able to go on the race and test how we would actually stand in the real thing was exciting for me.
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He argued back that it was the "real" notes that were reproductions: his drawings were originals, never meant to be the real thing.
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Indeed, our culture is currently awash in semblances of solidarity that, even when well-intentioned or laudable, fall short of the real thing.
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If they can get more than 45% again in the real thing, the Fernández ticket will soar to victory in the first round.
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It would be the information equivalent of empty calories, but still potentially difficult for a search engine to distinguish from the real thing.
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But consumer doubt is an enduring problem: Some people still don't believe that a meatless burger can ever truly replace the real thing.
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"This could be the year for the real thing," Cyrus captioned the photo, quoting the lyrics to Parton's 1983 duet with Kenny Rogers.
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These mini-brains may be small—about the size of a common housefly—but they still exhibit characteristics typical of the real thing.
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Today in facepalm A man allegedly pretending to be a deputy tried to pull over the real thing -- an undercover cop -- in Florida.
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Such was his attention to detail that rehearsal rooms were set to the exact temperature that could be expected during the real thing.
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Monday, researchers say they have developed a "second skin" made of polymer that is strong, stretchy and adherent, just like the real thing.
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Disney's live action Aladdin finally has a teaser trailer, a little snack to tide us over until the real thing arrives in 2019.
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This Orion twin, which we shall call PseudOrion, is architecturally identical to the real thing, which is nearly 2,000 miles away in Florida.
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When it's part of the equation, the penis is an important part of sex—whether it's the real thing or the dildo equivalent.
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We are sitting in the cockpit of the Stratolaunch simulator, a few hundred feet away from the real thing in its giant hangar.
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And, like the best dating shows, it melds fact and fantasy into something that's more like the real thing than you might expect.
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Sure, Robo-Rogan doesn't sound quite as relaxed as the real thing is when he's stoned and on a roll with a guest.
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I don't want to live my life virtually, because I think that ultimately those virtual experiences will never compare to the real thing.
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"I think the real thing is having the people who need to see your messages see them," said Mr. Lubars of BBDO Worldwide.
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They're poor simulations of the real thing, guided by intricate physics systems and complex code, but lacking the realism required to provoke empathy.
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There's a professional drone racing league, live streaming and even drone-racing simulators, where drone-pilot hopefuls can try emulating the real thing.
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Not least because Facebook's self regulation has always been another piece of crisis PR, designed to preempt and steer off the real thing.
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Reviews left by consumers sometimes crow about the quality of a knockoff or how much less expensive it is than the real thing.
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But as we can now see from photos of actual Martian dust devils, the special effects were pretty close to the real thing.
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As I said, experts will argue with the numbers, but this is the real thing — not some left-leaning version of voodoo economics.
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Read more: I tasted KFC's meatless fried 'chicken' dishes and even though they look like the real thing, they didn't taste like it
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It has the same feel as flea markets all around the world that advertise antiquities but do not always deliver the real thing.
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Why would Epstein, who had access to seemingly unlimited amounts of capital, choose a mural of an elaborate door over the real thing?
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I'd expected it to be like Blaze's keto pizza crust, which was specially crafted to imitate the real thing while being keto-friendly.
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But as advanced as these technologies are, they're easily confused by patterns and images that look just close enough to the real thing.
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But the one in Mat Schaffer's "Simon Says," at the Lynn Redgrave Theater, feels like the real thing, and it's kind of thrilling.
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Also, DJI offers up free demo software, so you can take a virtual drone for a spin before potentially sacrificing the real thing.
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These are not the kind of label shirts that turn into a dish rag after one wash cycle; these are the real thing.
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I think we've been led down the garden path of this bloody 'empathy machine' which prevents us from talking about the real thing.
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Maybe, I tell myself, I could apply that same attentiveness to the real thing, rather than watering whether it's needed or not. Maybe.
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While UnREAL was exposing the seedy underbelly of the Bachelor's cinematic universe, the real thing was making some surprising waves of its own.
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The real thing that I hope some hardcore investigative reporter will go after is that this is happening because billionaires are funding it.
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But they got the real thing, sharing a "proper drink" with the second coming of our Father in Thirst, Horny be thy Name.
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It's no substitute for the real thing, and nobody should pat themselves on the back for doing it, but it might just help.
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Technology is now sufficiently advanced to imitate life to a degree where it is, to a venue audience, indistinguishable from the real thing.
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But some have taken that research to the next level by designing printed organs that feel, move and bleed like the real thing.
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Martinez said virtual events won't replace the real thing and that she believes her company is relatively well-positioned to endure the coronavirus.
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But if you want to see the real thing from the earth, here is a list of eight places that have planned celebrations.
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While the TPP would not entirely have curbed this problem, it would have given American companies distilling the real thing stronger legal protection.
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If it was a faded, third-generation photocopy, it succeeded on its own undemanding terms by making you yearn for the real thing.
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Who you see on the show is who he is because we're not just flipping homes for TV — this is the real thing.
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Because soon enough, they warn, that creamy, pungent icon of France will give way to a tasteless paste masquerading as the real thing.
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This isn't a replica, after all, but the real thing, and by choosing to watch, the audience is complicit in the director's choices.
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But if you're going to invest in the real thing (and, let's face it, the aesthetic), you might as well keep it pristine.
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Those unremarkable but symbolic signs are perhaps the closest representation of the real thing in a region built so heavily on the virtual.
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"It could create concern that it's the real thing," Jim Gregory, a T.S.A. spokesman, told a reporter in California in defending the decision.
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If you don't have time for the real thing, you might be able to catch a glimpse of "Accidental Yayoi" during your commute.
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The Missouri craft brewery makes four beers — two wheats, an amber, and a stout — and each tastes surprisingly good, like the real thing.
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Mistakes happen A British news show mistook wax figures of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan for the real thing during a televised broadcast.
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Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump won an Emmy but has never been able to compete with the real thing for sheer attention-grabbing excess.
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Impossible Version 2.0 is so close to the real thing in taste and texture that it is sometimes hard to tell the difference.
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He was the real thing, vicious and manipulative to the core, and the moment Lori's grief curls into a smile, he is vanquished.
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If you're experiencing a mental health crisis, try replacing your regular, expensive medication with Tic Tacs and telling yourself it's the real thing.
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Set to music by Fats Waller, "Until the Real Thing" is part of Dorrance Dance's season at the Joyce Theater, through Dec. 31.
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The movie's scenes of live shows portray Queen's ability to dominate large crowds, but this marathon offers an overview of the real thing.
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According to some lucky reporters who've tried it (I haven't yet), Perfect Day's ice cream does taste like the real thing, because it is the real thing: The scientists have made it using whey and casein, the exact same proteins that give milk its unique texture and flavor — it's just that they've gotten a genetically engineered yeast to produce those proteins.
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Everywhere I looked I saw a photograph of a teddy bear or the real thing, sitting in the gloom, complete with an instructive label.
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"I'm a big believer in having a smaller amount of the real thing — having the ice cream instead of the fake option," Zeitlin says.
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While yes, those baby blues look as dreamy as the real thing (if not a little vacant), not much about that face says Gosling.
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The research is limited since it used mock moon dust, both crushed and uncrushed—it's hard to get your hands on the real thing.
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It was one thing to imagine a Trump presidency in the abstract; seeing the real thing in action has moved people like nothing else.
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Though the beet chips do look divine, Garner is not naive to the fact that they are not as good as the real thing.
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But apparently this is the real thing: What we've got is from 2005... the President's 1040 form... details to come tonight 9PM ET, MSNBC.
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Now, men are heating up the conversation by creating their own renditions of the video that are just as extra as the real thing.
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This impressive new flying robot is the best attempt yet, though it's still a long way from the "unrivaled agility" of the real thing.
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Go for the real thing -- not only will you be more satisfied with less, you'll be doing your health and digestive system a favor.
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Whether you prefer spiralized veggie noodles or the real thing, these healthy, pasta-based recipes are the perfect remedy for your sad desk lunch.
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The relationship she depicts is a fictionalized version of the real thing, that paints Dr. Nicky out to be the villain in her story.
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It includes a glimmering edible Golden Globe, perhaps a consolatiom prize for those attendees who won't end up walking away with the real thing.
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In an era that's racing to put humans on the sidelines, Khosrowshahi says humans and machines working hand-in-hand is the real thing.
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According to Birse, players always requested a pregnancy that encompassed what happens over the course of about nine months, just like the real thing.
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The rover designed by PTS looks like the real thing, and the team even has a launch window: late 2017, aboard a commercial rocket.
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Case in point: The AI company Dessa has created a simulation of podcaster Joe Rogan's voice that is nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Get close up on Ronaldo, Eden Hazard or Paul Pogba and these guys are pretty much pore-for-pore ringers for the real thing.
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More economic news, and more company results, will be needed to tell whether this market signal is the real thing, or just a fake.
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"I have no memory of that being a 'rumor' at all in 1978-93 when I was writing The Real Thing," he stated then.
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"If you only have [sugar or artificial sweeteners] once in a while, I think it's better to go for the real thing," she says.
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He is basically a slower and less effective imitation of Floyd Mayweather Jr., and an imitation will always fall short of the real thing.
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Plus, the new printed apples can be conveniently packed alongside fresh produce, because they're basically the same size and shape as the real thing.
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Police said the cars were being offered on social media for $45,000 to $60,000 — a small fraction of the price of the real thing.
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Back then, the biggest question was whether it was possible to make something tasty enough that people would choose it over the real thing.
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They may also be better at converting hard-core smokers than e-cigarettes, since they look, feel and taste more like the real thing.
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All that sounds nice, but the true question is if it tastes enough like the real thing to get folks to make the switch.
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Several songs are judged to be bad enough to reward loyalists at 0003-1, including Montenegro's hard rock offering, "The Real Thing" by Highway.
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With the dressage-style curls or blunt cuts of some of the other models, hair looked more like an illustration than the real thing.
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Shaken and Stirred Many restaurants host an evening for friends and family before a formal opening as a dress rehearsal for the real thing.
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No-churn ice cream, usually made by folding together sweetened condensed milk, whipped cream and flavorings, makes a fine substitute for the real thing.
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Genie Lamp Replica, $89.99, available at shopDisneyThis limited-edition replica of the genie lamp from the 2019 "Aladdin" looks just like the real thing.
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In the meantime — for all you typo-makers, and tweet regret-havers out there — here's hopin' this lil' button could be the real thing.
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Like me, many city dwellers love and support our local immigrant- or POC-owned bodega (the real thing, not the bougie bot-box thing).
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Hark himself is a kind of harmless pseudo-messiah who ends up martyred nonetheless, and maybe even turns out to be the real thing.
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Having played a mom for six seasons on NBC's much-missed Parenthood, Erika Christensen is ready to try her hand at the real thing.
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These obvious fakes have slowly given way to fakes that are so uniquely well-made that they are almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
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But in reality, the tiny aluminum device helps people switch from nothing to vaping… which can lead some to start smoking the real thing.
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I believe, I do, in writers' ability to invent humans unlike them, but this time I'm craving the real thing, hits of firsthand rage.
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People need something to do, and at the moment, two hours of make-believe paranoia might provide a soothing respite from the real thing.
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Fool's gold glitters as brightly as the real thing, but a lot of valuable time and money can be wasted figuring out the difference.
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The kind of connection I have learned to cultivate since the accident is not something to tide me over until the real thing arrives.
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Making them look real was really hard, and at some point we thought, they're never going to look 100 percent like the real thing.
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Cut into a tomato-red Argillite gravel, the drawings are as close to the real thing in the Nevada desert as you can get.
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It can be quite hard to tell a greenscreen from the real thing, so without Biden's team directly telling us, we may never know.
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As much as 1 Hotel Central Park attempts to bring natural elements of Central Park into your stay, you can't beat the real thing.
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Instagram Face is so ubiquitous that there are now special filters that give you the look digitally if you can't afford the real thing.
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If Buemi was going to keep up the ruse, he had to send out placebo pills that would be indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Such power-selfies are another standard part of creating the impression of influence in Washington, which is almost as marketable as the real thing.
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Nixon recalled leaving "The Real Thing" to do Nichols's production of the David Rabe play "Hurlyburly," in a sweltering black-box theatre in Chicago.
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Some voters surely took the chance to punish Mr Macri in the primary vote, and will come back to him in the real thing.
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Created by artists outside Hollywood, these hand-drawn beauties are not only better than most fan art, they're often better than the real thing.
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"As far as I know, people started mistaking my graphic for the real thing once Rob Delaney reposted it instead of retweeting", he added.
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Macdonald, who includes imaginary fistfights in his memoir, and in his comedy, said that there was "a kind of joy" in the real thing.
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When I found a dive bar, like the very lively Sehnsucht, it felt like a marketer's version of divey rather than the real thing.
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At CES 2020, Asus is bringing the real thing: a 24.5-inch 1080p gaming monitor that runs at 360Hz with Nvidia's G-Sync technology.
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So next up is producing iterative versions of steak, which the company will only release when it's ready to take on the real thing.
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It's part of a wise strategy to beat copycats by allowing allies to use the real thing rather than building their own knock-off.
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Sure, your friends who had never heard of Chromatics loveeeed that soundtrack, but it was a knockoff; Bezier's Cosmetologist EP is the real thing.
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If you're not up to task, though, and want to try an MRE very similar to the real thing, you can purchase them online.
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"It grants the fantasy you have of them power," says Coates — and it's often difficult to distinguish between the fantasy and the real thing.
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While some restaurants were serving up the real thing, others were using cheaper alternatives or a mix of lobster and alternative types of fish.
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The hackers also used their own HTTPS certificate for the target's domain from another provider to make the malicious server look like the real thing.
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These tests proved that the system works at a fundamental level, and that the artificial heart moved in a way similar to the real thing.
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Anyone who's attempted to recreate a movie sex cliche knows that sometimes the real thing doesn't always go as smoothly as it does on screen.
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I have to say that is one of the few instances in which the watercolor looks better than the real thing, which I cannot explain.
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Mars has lower gravity than Earth, plus a thinner atmosphere, so the conditions used during ASPIRE were not terribly far off from the real thing.
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It was the moment AlphaGo proved it understands, or at least appears to mimic understanding in a way that is indistinguishable from the real thing.
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For starters, inside the 50s-inspired vintage box sits a delicate rose — and it's so soft, you might even mistake it for the real thing.
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To get the real thing, they first turned to Reddit and other sites to crowdsource photos of feces that people uploaded to the discussion board.
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Also (and this could be Apple branding hype influencing me), the band doesn't seem to have quite the same metallic sheen as the real thing.
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" No matter that he scoffs at made-for-TV love: He's obviously a believer in the real thing, calling himself a "hopeless romantic right now.
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The paper organ built by master craftsman Aliaksei Zholner costs and weights only a fraction of that—and it works just like the real thing.
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But if you see people passing Spicer's fake transcripts off as real, maybe send them a discreet note with a link to the real thing.
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Then, when I turned 12, my dad and I began taking annual trips to see the real thing at the New York International Auto Show.
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This mini remote control version of the droid moves 360 degrees, just like the real thing, and it reacts to 13 different words and phrases.
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A new technique from researchers at Alphabet's DeepMind takes a completely different approach, producing speech and even music that sounds eerily like the real thing.
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But the exotic materials needed to make artificial muscles work are expensive, and no where near as durable, or self-repairing, as the real thing.
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I always start by listening, because my preconceived notions about what the piece will be are never as complex or interesting as the real thing.
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In fact, there are nearly a dozen fake Donald Trump Twitter accounts, made to look exactly like the real thing — complete with the same photo.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThe six wheels that were installed on June 13, it's important to point out, are temporary stand-ins for the real thing.
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And it just so happens that YouTube recently built its own Twitter-style feature called YouTube Community that it could replace with the real thing.
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This isn't a Surface Book or Pro because it lacks a pen; of course, third-party accessories could make it closer to the real thing.
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After just about five minutes of tryouts, I was all done, and was told I would get a callback if this were the real thing.
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Trump's signature trait is that he doesn't hide his bigotry, so he excites voters who feel that here, at last, they have the real thing.
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And while American music became more prevalent on the Soviet radiowaves under glasnost, Gorbachev wanted to import the real thing in the form of concerts.
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But if simply watching a pimple extraction isn't enough for you, now you can simulate the real thing with this handy-dandy pimple popping toy.
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For about six months, we'd repeat that habit on occasion before finally switching to the real thing, a pack of deliciously smooth Camel Turkish Silvers.
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Like the best Daft Punk songs it is based around a disco sample—in this case "Love's Such A Wonderful Thing" by The Real Thing.
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The voice and response times are identical to what you'd experience using the Amazon Echo, making this is perfect gateway drug for the real thing.
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While we all want the real thing, being able to squeeze these adorable famous faces is the next best thing to snuggling the stars themselves.
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Unlike the real thing, you can carry your everyday essentials inside the bag, too, not just tiny accessories and maybe a hair tie or two.
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The cardiologist-cum-CEO of Memphis Meats is on a mission to make slaughter-free meat that's as craveable and affordable as the real thing.
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"The real thing is, after that year, here in Madrid the courts are fantastic," Nadal said, calling them some of the best in the world.
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The nut-milk butter, served with flaky sea salt and sourdough, was a profoundly convincing substitute for the real thing, as was the macadamia ricotta.
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Blaze Pizza's keto crust is impressively close to the real thing, and Chipotle released a keto salad bowl in January, followed by Qdoba in August.
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Still, the U.S. anti-ICBM system has yet to be tested against the real thing — and most hope the U.S. never has to do that.
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" Defeating a human Go champion, I wrote, "will be a sign that artificial intelligence is truly beginning to become as good as the real thing.
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They make their own flags, and may have cheap copies of posters and other regalia, but few in my experience seek out the real thing.
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And according to an expert, the real thing we need to worried about with the rollout of automated cars is not cellphones—it's road head.
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But when Donald Trump comes, who is the real thing, we call him that and say we didn't really mean it about those other guys.
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Still, the US anti-ICBM system has yet to be tested against the real thing — and most hope the US never has to do that.
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I wanted to get a taste for what it'd be like in the classroom, despite First Round declining to let me attend the real thing.
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And if they weren't as small as a penny, you might just mistake these hyper-realistic clay and resin sculpted earrings for the real thing.
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Roll credits, accompanied by footage of the real Freddie Mercury, presumably so we can all admire how similar Malek's performance was to the real thing.
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I doubt these same phenomena occur when online church is substituted for the real thing, because the truth is that community is good for us.
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There is even a Forbidden City that is not only startlingly realistic, but also only a little bit smaller than the real thing in Beijing.
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If they're viewing a lot of these videos or any other advertising, then they're potentially going to want more of them, or the real thing.
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"The placebo managed to fool some for some time, but their illusions were soon shattered once they confronted students experiencing the 'real thing,'" Hartogsohn said.
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Think of it as Guitar Hero, but instead of just telling you which strings to strum, it actually trains you to play the real thing.
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Didn't I read that James Daunt, the proprietor of several of London's best bookstores, is going to turn Barnes & Noble back into the real thing?
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Critics will cavil that a robot bartender could never substitute for the real thing — arguing that a bartender does more than merely satisfy drink orders.
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The intention is that students can practice these scenarios, and different ways they may unfold, so they're more prepared when the real thing comes up.
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A third of the patients in the study were given a placebo, so the Farrells were not sure if she was getting the real thing.
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While it's possible that this is a knockoff, the history of very real Pixel leaks means there's a good chance this is the real thing.
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And then the question was whether people were reporting incorrectly, or whether they're recording too much of those or whether that was the real thing.
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I think the real thing is that leaders who keep the core principles of the nation in mind are particularly necessary in moments like this.
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So until we get the real thing (maybe in front of Disney's Pete's Dragon, out on August 12?), we'll just keep replaying this 30-second clip.
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It also means that the feature shouldn't be susceptible to trickery, such as unlocking for a two-dimensional photo of you instead of the real thing.
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Her work covers a lot of territory: bikers, pregnancy fetishes, gay BDSM, adult diapering, and lots and lots of near-incest (Amazon bans the real thing).
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The segment is riffing on an IRL Ingraham interview that actually happened, and — believe it or not — Davidson's parody is pretty close to the real thing.
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You might be surprised to learn that this is not how things went down in ancient Rome — but it's not exactly stranger than the real thing.
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Newcastle University In 2006, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency vowed to build, within four years, a brain-controlled prosthetic arm indistinguishable from the real thing.
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They've quickly become high-resolution and high frame rate, making them decent substitutes for the real thing while offering digital information overlays that aren't possible otherwise.
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As far as MAPS's Doblin is concerned, there's no point in trying to find another MDMA-like drug when the real thing is showing such progress.
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Namely, it says that researchers used an outdated, reverse-engineered, and partially theoretical version of the app and its server infrastructure instead of the real thing.
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Jesse Karmazin, Ambrosia's founder, says it would be hard to persuade people to pay if there were a chance they might not get the real thing.
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The original proposal differs greatly from the Lego-approved version but the final product still hues close to the real thing, making it a fantastic addition.
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The real thing, meanwhile, isn't set to arrive until 2024, coinciding with Vice President Mike Pence's stated goals for a U.S. return to the lunar surface.
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This is super exciting for those of you who appreciate beautiful architecture as this set is pretty much identical to the real thing located in India.
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Thrilled to find that some potatoes took on the shape of his features, Mr Penone cast them in bronze and embedded them with the real thing.
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Heck, it might be able to fool you into thinking it were the real thing... if you were standing and squinting from very far away. Still.
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Using 2000 different servos it crawls around just like the real thing, but we recommend opting for the limited edition hair-covered version for added realism.
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As Meghan Mania picks up where "The Kate Effect" left off, however, it's good to bear this in mind: Ain't nothing like the real thing, baby.
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Still, Lenane said it still feels closer to the real thing because so much information gets communicated nonverbally, through things like facial expressions and eye movement.
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Most thought it was delicious and could pass for real meat, while some others said the texture and taste didn't quite compare to the real thing.
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Football legend Jim Brown, played by Kenan Thompson, was also present for this "important discussion," which quite frankly was just as batshit as the real thing.
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It's not quite the real thing, but pilots spend a lot of time in simulators (as you can see here), so they'll be used to it.
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He succeeds, and I'll spare you the icky details since you already know them, but even his consuming aberration isn't as horrifying as the real thing.
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"The real thing that we don't know is who saw these tweets?" says Cody Buntain, a postdoctoral researcher at NYU's Social Media and Political Participation Lab.
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Now, though, those two worlds are merging, with a tiny, exceedingly simple robot modeled after larval jellyfish that can scoot around untethered like the real thing.
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But this is the real thing, and you can tell because not only is it not flashy, but it was accomplished only through unusually gory means.
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A jazz combo led by Mark d'Inverno — an accomplished pianist and professor of computer science at the University of Goldsmiths — sounded just like the real thing.
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We're so used to seeing perfectly-rendered CGI depictions of outer space in movies and video games that seeing the real thing can sometimes feel underwhelming.
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Mainland High School in Volusia County, Florida, gave 258 students fake Advanced Placement exams because the district didn't have funds to pay for the real thing.
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The Oatmeal Cookie flavor tastes like you're dunking a cookie in milk, while the Caramel Apple Crumble tastes like a colder version of the real thing.
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Following the runaway success of Snoop Dogg and Jimmy Kimmel's "Plizzanet Earth" segment, a petition has been launched for Snoop to take over the real thing.
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You might've already seen some screen recordings of Game of Thrones' latest teaser floating around the internet, but now you can actually watch the real thing.
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Throughout 2018, Beijing conducted a range of provocative naval and air operations simulating attacks on Taiwan and clearly intended to signal preparation for the real thing.
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A jokey news package featuring Fake Tucker Carlson and Fake Jeanine Pirro is just as overrun with half-truths and outright lies as the real thing.
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In the end, their demonstrations of tolerance or bigotry may offer as good a measure as any of the differences between authenticity and the real thing.
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The Touchbeat Smart Drum Kit even comes with a kick pedal, leg strap, and foot strap to make you feel like you're playing the real thing.
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All the rich people are happy at their decadent parties until power failures start afflicting the lower floors, and class war — the real thing — breaks out.
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The real thing I think it does is undermine the confidence people that the people have in the government working together over the next two years.
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In China, as in the U.S., there are people who actively seek out fakes, people who are unwilling or unable to pay for the real thing.
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"Not to be vulgar, but once they get a taste of the real thing, that is going to make the stallion way more aggressive," he said.
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For Catholics, the bread and wine are not metaphors for Jesus' body and blood, but the real thing — a miraculous, fleshly conduit between God and creation.
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They conducted more than a half-dozen mock hearings, including one that ran for more than 12 hours, to prepare Judge Kavanaugh for the real thing.
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So, I just knew that I had to literally become the real guy, and the movie had to be, had to look like the real thing.
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Johnny was a free spirit, a unique, funny and brilliant person around whom a set of beatniks gathered because he was the real thing to them.
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"I think augmented reality will find a large audience when people can't tell the difference between the real thing and the computer-generated image," he said.
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While "The Real Thing" was playing, Goldberg, who was not then well known, was doing a solo show in Chelsea, and Nichols went to see it.
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A viral WhatsApp text announcing the Queen&aposs death was accidentally spread by a Royal Navy staffer who confused a routine drill with the real thing.
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Lawrence moved his family back to Canada so that his son Josh, then 6, could trade roller hockey for the real thing after showing professional potential.
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Labeling a non-single-payer health-care plan as Medicare for All is like slanging a pair of Adidas sneakers as if they're the real thing.
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With Mother Nature often unable to make enough of the real thing, resorts are relying on snow cannons like these to protect their precious winter revenue.
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The ISM index fell below 50 for several months in 2015 and 2016, for example, signaling an "industrial recession" that never turned into the real thing.
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So a few years ago, the Hyatt Regency Dallas gleaned enough vehicle doors, side panels and other parts from salvage yards to mimic the real thing.
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Packers, he explained, have more or less worked for thousands of emasculated war veterans, and they look and feel to others almost like the real thing.
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Available on Starz (also available to rent on other sites) Why watch First Man's recreation of the moon landing when you can watch the real thing?
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Which is probably why a new website called "Berghain Trainer" is proving such a welcome dummy run for anyone hoping to get into the real thing.
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Huawei is touting the P23400 as having a 220x hybrid zoom, but the 26.1x optical zoom part of that equation is the real thing worth caring about.
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That is, it was a false version of the real thing used in the unreal film world—a clever bit of recursiveness custom-made for mixed reality.
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The disaster guide also takes visitors through what you're supposed to do when the tremors strike so they're prepared if ever they come across the real thing.
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It takes death—the real thing, that universal human experience of being divorced from all sensation, from existence itself—and handles it in direct, even quotidian ways.
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It&aposs going to be, I guess, easy for some people to vote against him but he&aposs going to ware well, he&aposs the real thing.
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In these movies, two actors go through the motions of a relationship, and through skill and well-written dialogue, almost make us believe it's the real thing.
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Making good on its name, The RealReal vets every item on its site, making sure it's actually the real thing from the designer whose label it carries.
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Because I only saw a few people selling this gadget, naming it could possibly be used to identify him, but it's nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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Located within the strip, Paris Las Vegas is a half scale replica of the real thing and offers 46 stories of restaurants, gift shops, and breathtaking views.
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Axios' David McCabe raised the potential of this issue in a story last month: Rumor of an election hack could be as damaging as the real thing.
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"After tasting digital comics, many fans go back to 'the real thing,' a comic book they can hold, collect, archive, share and have creators sign," he said.
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Axios' David McCabe raised the potential of this issue in a story last month: Rumor of an election hack could be as damaging as the real thing.
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It absorbed in seconds, felt silky as hell on my skin, and left behind the subtlest smell of grapefruit you'd usually only get from the real thing.
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Well, depending upon what you think of Kanye's ego-tripping flights of fancy, this AI spit-bot's bars might actually be as good as the real thing.
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As the protagonist comes to understand that 'love' found in the haze of sex and drugs, ruled by club culture, may never lead to the real thing.
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A growing list of airlines and vacation spots are courting visitors with virtual reality (VR) vacation experiences that offer digital options that nearly rival the real thing.
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