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There are great hopes riding on what he called "purely an Afghan initiative", which seeks to emulate the startling impact of the "Sons of Iraq" experiment.

The difference is that the DIYer seeks to emulate the professional, whereas these objects all share the nonchalance of the amateur.

While Northern Ireland seeks to emulate the boom in the Irish Republic, it finds itself disadvantaged by one element in its neighbor's success -- Europe's single currency.

– is moving in the other direction, with a feature film that seeks to emulate the international success of Rowan Atkinson's Mr Bean.

Their concept envisions a greener park with amusements, as opposed to an amusement park, and seeks to emulate the model of the Central Park Conservancy, the nonprofit group that runs the park for New York City.

A contrary trend thought the right response would come instead through a return to Arab roots and an ostensibly purer form of Islam: this gave rise to Salafism, which seeks to emulate the ways of the earliest Muslims and in which jihadism is rooted.

Early on, he actively sought to emulate the old-time Hall-of-Famers Bob Cousy, Bob McAdoo and Earl Monroe.

Riyadh fears the Houthis may seek to emulate the kingmaking role played in Lebanon by its Shia militia Hezbollah.

But while today's antiwar activists may draw inspiration from those times, they hardly seek to emulate the 1960s.

I am not surprised that many European institutions are seeking to emulate the American model of fund-raising.

The term Salafi is used for Muslims who seek to emulate the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, in their understanding and practice of Islam.