Last summer, he offered an unattributed California impressionist work that bore a signature "P.
I ended up creating a jazzy, walking bass middle section that bore a resemblance to the tune".
"That simplifies things already," he said, firing up a cigarette with a lighter that bore a picture of doughnuts.
In 2002 the BBC introduced 1Xtra, a digital urban-music station that bore a suspicious similarity to Xfm, a commercial outfit.
Gangs began producing high-quality imitations of the official invoices using specially designed printers with markings that bore a striking likeness to red government seals.
A police spokesman on Wednesday would only offer information from the arrest report, including that the worker who was arrested on Tuesday, Wing Sun Mak, was observed offering to sell three handbags "that bore a counterfeit trademark Burberry" and one handbag that bore a fake Louis Vuitton insignia.
"I wanted to use images that bore a personal connection, so I rifled through his large slide collection from the 50's and 60's".
Unlike others in skintight running suits, she wore long, baggy track pants and a gray T-shirt that bore a symbolic No. 1 on her running bib.
As Mr. Bowles gave a lecture, there was a murmur of recognition among the audience when he showed a slide of a Balenciaga dress from the '50s that bore a print of red carnations, the national flower of Spain.
Contemporaries included Sid James – hair again, wavy but definitely suspect, and a nose that bore a remarkable resemblance to our father's (notwithstanding that we later learnt Sid was South African and Jewish).
Ms. Farmiga, fragile looking but with pale blue eyes that bore a hole in whatever they're focused on, brings a subtle, edge-of-sanity determination to a role that easily could have been a cartoon.
