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The young Venezuelan maestro Gustavo Dudamel is an example of someone whose personal charisma and leadership has put not only his country's musical ensembles – including the Simón Bolivar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela – on the map, but its entire system of music education, which is now emulated all over the world.

The U.S. system of partitioning airwaves is now emulated in several other countries around the world.

No wonder Sony, the maker of the exquisitely engineered Walkman, is now emulating Silicon Valley.One of the biggest changes Mr Idei introduced after taking over the helm at Sony was to split the group's unwieldy AV Company (one of its eight internal "companies within a company") and to create an additional internal enterprise called the IT Company.

Within the first few moments of Alicia Keys' new album, "Girl on Fire," it's clear that this artist once labeled the new queen of Soul is now emulating the confidence needed to fulfill that role.

As Faculty Director of Harvard's Office for Scholarly Communication, Shieber has also led Harvard's efforts to institute open-access policies that are now emulated elsewhere.

The British are now emulating the Americans, effectively reimporting their own traditional brewing techniques and even similar recipes.

Scientists are now emulating these assembly processes to make artificial structures that are not found in the natural world.

Today, corporate America is dotted with chief executives who cut their eyeteeth at G.E. and are now emulating Mr. Welch.

Couples who years ago would have simply married at City Hall are now "emulating what they believe to be an upper-class model," Ms. Ingraham said.

Fortunately, with falling solar power prices and the demonstrated success of the Lighting a Billion Lights campaign, many NGOs and even the private sector are now emulating the lights model.

Political candidates are now emulating those processes to effectively advertise themselves.