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The effect is similar, one imagines, to watching Fred Astaire do the box step.

In fact, it's creating a version of the 60s that it imagines to be cool now.

The patron lives in what one imagines to be considerable grandeur up a marble staircase above the shop.

In fact, it is everything that one imagines to oneself an article in The Times should be.

Rosewater is also fascinated by what he imagines to be Bahari's wild sexual adventures as a spy.

Happier still, one imagines, to hear the crowd express its approval of a not-so-forgotten player.

Lohan is semi-consciously putting on what she imagines to be an echt European voice in a Greek setting.

In two programmes designed, one imagines, to entice similar audiences, the differences couldn't have been more stark.

Indeed, why even bother to get out of bed (a bed Caroline imagines to be royally luxurious) before midday?

Too often, one senses that what Wolfe imagines to be an irreverent critique of strength is actually a reverent reproduction of the same.

And it also bodes surprisingly well for Abenomics, which might work in part precisely because of what everyone imagines to be Japan's biggest problem, its huge public debt.