Dated to the 1470s, it no longer seems like the work of an imitator, retrospectively evoking an earlier moment in the master's career. |
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However, he is not a derivative imitator of classic Japanese cinema, but one of its original though sadly neglected film-makers. |
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If this does not work the second step is to continue these drugs and add a weak synthetic opium imitator such as codeine or oxycodone. |
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Genuinely angry, our model imitator and model for imitation copies the rhetorical form naturally used by angry men. |
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In the London National Gallery version, probably by a Neapolitan imitator of Caravaggio, Salome looks away with furtive pleasure. |
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My favorite imitator, the Hinckley columbine, is like a butter-yellow, otherworldly bird. |
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Thus, each new imitator brings its own unique traits to the generic family. |
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In general, there will always be a gap between the imitator country and the pioneer country. |
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The tripartite schema of Idea, artifact, and imitator is as much about making as it is about imitation. |
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To answer, we must look at the time taken by the imitator to catch up with the innovator. |
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Aren't there renowned economists who say that it is much better to be an imitator than to be a pioneer? |
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He's too original to be a mere imitator, too irreverent for a disciple. |
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Nevertheless, all the translations of Pushkin's poems that I have ever seen make him resemble a tenth-rate imitator of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. |
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Twitter required an old-fashioned fax of a government-issued ID before it would delete the imitator account. |
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In 1908, it became the Australian distributor of Marmite, a vegetable extract which became extremely popular and spawned an even more famous imitator in the 1920s, Vegemite. |
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It is satisfying to be able to help overturn the unjust verdict on Herzogenberg as a pale imitator of Brahms repeated by generations of academics who may never have heard a note of his music. |
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The main risk that you run is that your business will be successful, and then an imitator, who might well be a former staff member, comes onto the market with a similar name. |
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Be more credible disciples, led by the Word of God: one cannot be a disciple of a master without knowing him and when the teachings of a Master represent even his life, the disciple becomes the perfect imitator of the Master. |
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If these associations stand up under scrutiny, they put the imitator at the opposite pole from a god, thus rendering the products of imitation not only lowly nothings but more malevolently profane, even blasphemous. |
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There are dream-like images throughout the show: fake bodies that remain immobile in the air, a tragic queen with a long train, a Peter Pan imitator rolled up on a string. |
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However, he is a bit strange, sometimes a clown and genius imitator, sometimes overwhelmed by despair, moody and depressed, shouting at the moon to ease his anxiety. |
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In contrast, I was an imitator, solving problems, most of which have been solved for a trillion times, in boring repetition in schools around the world for the past 100 years at least. |
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The Great Imitator was also the great secret, for reasons ranging from pudency to the security of nations. |
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