| If someone was to impersonate him, what does he think they would latch on to? |
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| If anyone uses similar handles or tries to impersonate someone in a similar vain I will be forced to take similar action. |
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| However hard he tried to impersonate someone who is happy with his lot in life, disillusionment and disappointment punctuated his every sentence. |
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| With those two pieces of data, an attacker can impersonate a legitimate device on that wireless net. |
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| Up to five children will impersonate their favourite rock and pop idols live on stage in front of an audience with special voting keypads. |
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| He could impersonate a cook, a waiter, a manager, a celebrity or even the restaurant owner, all of whom might be entitled to free pancakes. |
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| Another option is to impersonate the mobile network itself, by setting up a fake base-station and persuading the target's phone to connect to it. |
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| You agree not to impersonate or misrepresent your affiliation with any person or entity while visiting or using this web site. |
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| Gallagher has previously operated under the stolen identity and is known to impersonate others and utilize identity theft. |
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| Often these carolers impersonate the saints, especially John, Peter, George, and Nicholas. |
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| Of course a person cannot impersonate a public officer or peace officer, especially for fraudulent purposes. |
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| Identity thieves steal key pieces of your personal information and use it to impersonate you and commit crimes in your name. |
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| Sophisticated scammers used official lists to spot and then impersonate registered but apathetic voters. |
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| This helps us identify you and ensure that no one is trying to impersonate you. |
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| The fraudster then uses the entity's letterhead to impersonate the entity or lend credibility to his or her scheme. |
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| Don't impersonate or harass Microsoft employees, moderators, other users, or other staff members. |
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| You also agree that, in using this Site, you will not impersonate any person or entity. |
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| He is not the only actor to impersonate a butler in the Wodehouse canon. |
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| Con artists routinely hack into accounts to impersonate people and bilk money from strangers. |
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| He tirelessly states that he is a front player, and not the wide midfielder that he has been forced to impersonate at times for both Leeds and England. |
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| The truth is that anyone in the world could impersonate me, and there is little I can do about it. |
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| A lonely young woman gets drawn into an online forum and is asked to impersonate someone else. |
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| Say one thing for former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, he certainly has the right hair to impersonate Elvis. |
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| You may not select or use a User Name of another person with the intent to impersonate that person or use a User Name in which another person has rights without such person's authorization. |
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| Identity thieves steal key pieces of personal information, often without the victim's knowledge, and use it to impersonate the individual and commit crimes. |
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| It captures the confusion that occurs when a group of actors decide to put together a sketch in which they will impersonate themselves. |
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| In case you didn't deduce it from the title, the film concerns two stumblebums who decide to impersonate police officers for kicks. |
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| Tombstone data: The personal information of deceased individuals which is used by forgers to impersonate or assume the identities of the deceased individuals to commit fraud. |
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| Neptunes in hempen wigs waltzed with the lean New Zealandress, who had stuck flowers from a hat into her fair hair, to impersonate Oceania. |
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| My favorite character is a grouchy but droll robot forced to impersonate the fraudulent Piltdown man in a creationist theme park. |
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| A worldwide dance phenomenon for 35 years, the 16 professional male dancers faithfully impersonate swans, sylphs, water sprites, romantic princesses, and angst-ridden Victorian ladies. |
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| You also agree not to impersonate any person or entity, misrepresent any affiliation with another person, entity or association, use false headers or otherwise conceal your identity from SLSDC and SLSMC for any purpose. |
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| By trying to call up a dead person, we give Satan the opportunity to impersonate the deceased, in order to deceive us and make us believe his lies. |
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| Despite this resistance during transitions, the Hammer S still allows sporty riding on small byroads? provided that you don't try to impersonate Valentino Rossi. |
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| Requires well-developed listening and interpretation, verbal and non-verbal communication skills for the performance of plain clothes and special operations activities to impersonate another identity. |
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| You are not allowed to impersonate another user, or any other individual. |
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| For example, the fraudster may request customer lists, internal telephone directories, and the like, which the fraudster may use to contact potential victims or to impersonate the entity's employees. |
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| The cousins were such close lookalikes they could impersonate each other, and sometimes did. |
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| Clifton James to impersonate General Sir Bernard Montgomery. |
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| Thus if he mistakenly enters his Citibank password into a phishing site, the phisherman gets a different password and cannot use it to impersonate him. |
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