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He believes it will eventually have to emulate some of the fast-fashion expertise of Zara.
TrueNorth was also designed to emulate some of the brain's messiness.
"The idea arose from a wish to emulate some of the stimulating results of other festivals.
By paying more attention to these people, we might learn to emulate some of the strategies that yielded their advantages.
By his own admission, he has not sought to emulate some of the great historians of the second world war.
Today's atheists would do well to emulate some of the great 19th-century American freethinkers, who insisted that reason and emotion were not opposed but complementary.
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Over recent games Alex Oxlade-Chasberlain has done his utmost to emulate some of that drive and dynamism and the improvement in his game is telling.
This phenomenon got me thinking as to what were the key drivers behind this apparent disparity and whether Europe could begin to emulate some of these technology start-ups in the months and years to come.
I hope Spacey can emulate some of that - with his own sensibility, of course".
Many of the chefs in the kitchen tried to emulate some of his dishes, the most successful being Bouchon Bistro's Rory Herrmann, who started us with a Dungeness Crab Salad topped with Santa Barbara sea urchin (my passion) and dotted with pickled mushrooms, Fuji apple and young celery leaves.
If this is indeed the case, Twitter is once again emulating some of the functionality third-party sites are building on top of Twitter.
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