When Hearst got the Examiner, he changed it in imitation of the World, and then expanded to New York, where he bought a paper and started raiding and decimating the World's staff.
In the terrorism world, imitation is inevitable, and there is a widespread belief among terrorists that the suicide bombings are working.
As the original Pilsner, it has gone on to inspire imitations around the world.
DESPITE all the technical advances over the years, the screens on laptop computers, mobile phones and other handheld devices are still pale imitations of the world they seek to portray.
If you can't afford to go to Las Vegas to gawk at the city's theme-park version of the Pyramids and other scaled-down imitations of the world's wonders, "The Road to El Dorado" might be just the ticket for you and your family.
Despite these protective measures, the Cronut has sparked imitations around the world.
The nickname Iron Lady — not so affectionately bestowed by the Soviets — quickly spawned imitations around the world in the 1980s and 1990s, inspiring labels that juxtaposed femininity with strength: the Steel Magnolia, the Iron Butterfly and even, in Australia, the Steel Sheila.
A simulation is essentially a computer-based imitation of the real world to enable experimentation and analysis to derive understanding of the real world.
Cumberbatch soon be seen starring in The Imitation Game as persecuted World War II codebreaker Alan Turing, alongside Keira Knightley.
