If they were into impersonation, they could have impersonated the entire government.
The State Department had asked the New York police to try to find Rodney Sterling Wyman — the only name the State Department had for our man — and place him under arrest for having impersonated a naval officer, since the impersonation had occurred in New York as well as in Washington.
Broadcasters Michael Christian and Mel Greig prerecorded a call to the King Edward VII Hospital in London in which they impersonated the Queen and Prince Charles and asked for the Duchess of Cambridge, who was being treated for morning sickness for her first pregnancy.
Software that recognises facial features and keystroke rhythms stops candidates being impersonated by professional exam sitters.
The picture is muddied by Pakistani intelligence officials, who claim that Hakimullah Mehsud, too, is dead, after a shoot-out with Mr Rehman, and is being impersonated by a relation.In this section More votes than voters Falling out Orange, anyone?
The murdered prince was, however, impersonated by Gaumata the Magian, who in March 522 seized the Achaemenid throne.
This protects the cardholder from being impersonated by someone who has access to the bank's computer files.
Priests were thought to have impersonated the deities by wearing stylized masks and reciting hymns and prayers; carvings depicting masked dancers, dated at 3500 bce, have been found in Egypt.
The 15th month of the ceremonial year Panquetzaliztli ("Feast of the Flags of Precious Feathers") was dedicated to Huitzilopochtli and to his lieutenant Paynal ("He Who Hastens," so named because the priest who impersonated him ran while leading a procession around the city).
For example, among the Maipure and Baniva tribes, Mauari, the spirit of evil, is impersonated by a dancer who is fully covered with red and black body paint, a face-covering of puma or jaguar pelt, and a crown of deer antlers.
The dancers who wore these costumes are said to have impersonated ancestral water spirits.
