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Her department at Wisconsin set standards that were emulated by institutions across the country.
His social welfare policies were emulated by Britain before the end of the 19th century.
Clinton's New Democrats were emulated by Tony Blair's New Labour in the UK, with no less success at the ballot box.
These changes — many of which were emulated by Jif's competitors — prompted a lengthy battle between the peanut-butter industry and the federal government over the standard of identity for the food.
New treats like tea, chocolate and coffee required serving vessels, while designs from far away lands like China and Japan were emulated by European craftsmen .Treasured Possessions" is not really about shopping, however.
Pégoud's contemporaries on the display circuit in France included Roland Garros (died 1918 in World War I air combat), while in Britain their feats were emulated by flyers such as Gustav Hamel (died 1914).
He added, "He's been emulated by everyone else".
Yet many of the Fed's experiments are already being emulated by other central banks.
Reform of the cajas has not been emulated by Germany's public-sector landesbanks.
With almost no one-handers raising Grand Slam trophies, fewer one-handers are being emulated by juniors.
The success of the Viscount turboprop airliner was emulated by a host of others.
