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Not only that, but considering the offline shopping experience is inherently social, they want to emulate that social experience on the Web and on mobile.

Even if Roy Keane were to prove himself the new Brian Clough, it would be all but impossible to emulate that level of success on the field.

"They're toying with this natural bounce and interplay of movement and momentum with the tension of the skin on the drum and the inertia they've put into the drumstick — and I wanted to be able to emulate that natural rhythmic sound on the instrument".

I always strove to emulate that model: to educate patients on the medical facts isn't enough.

A taped commentary of Jeff Astle scoring the extra-time winner in the 1968 FA Cup final was played before kick-off last night, but ultimately the romantic notion of this old club going on to emulate that success was extinguished here, as it has so often before.

Despite some nervy defending in the early stages, the Japanese were on course to emulate that result after 12 minutes at Wembley thanks to a stunning strike from Otsu.

What we do know is that his family have kept Udinese in the Italian top flight for two decades, taken Granada from Spain's third division to five successive seasons in the first – with a sixth already assured – and are on course to emulate that success in Hertfordshire, and therefore that they appear to know more about successful management than Ray Wilkins.

If you reflect on this who would want to emulate that kind of mindset?

After working on our Kernza experiment and doing some research, I now emulate that same enthusiasm.

"We want to emulate that".

"We need to emulate that success".