"Now a lot of people have imitated that, but he was the pioneer.
To say that Fascism has imitated anyone or anything is simply absurd".
Sweden really has gone "down, down, down" since it introduced the free schools that Gove has imitated.
But as much as art has imitated life, life has imitated art; many believe that the area's reputation as a body dumping ground has only encouraged other criminals to leave remains in this region.
Ankermann was inclined to see the formation of totemism in an emotional animal-man relationship: early hunters, he thought, might have imitated those animals that attracted their attention most of all.
The success of the prize has had an enormous impact on the reception of literary fiction and other kinds of writing, not only directly, but also indirectly through the proliferation of new prizes that have imitated it.
Just look at all of the "Instagram factory" events that have imitated Refinery 29's 29 Rooms or the Museum of Ice Cream, but have fallen flat.
In July, the San Francisco company woke up to find that Amazon.com had imitated one of its core services, introducing an all-you-can-read book subscription service that rivaled the "Netflix for books" model pioneered by Scribd and fellow competitor Oyster.
Apple presented copious amounts of evidence during the trial, including internal Samsung documents and e-mails, to bolster its argument that Samsung had imitated its products.
It is evident in retrospect, as it was clear to Mr. Ochs at the time, that to have imitated any of these successful competitors would have been suicidal; but he would not have done it anyway.
One is the knock that a school of Steppling wanna-bes has emerged, young playwrights so enamored with his writer's voice that they have imitated him.
