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Both were double-leaf bascules, and their success led to wide imitation; more than 20 were built to span the Chicago River alone.
Regular weight (about 3.50 grams, 54 grains) and fineness won the fiorino universal fame and wide imitation; double florins were introduced in 1504.
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As a descriptive term, imitation covers a wide range of behaviour.
Open source-friendly innovation policies help the wide variety of radically transparent imitation that has helped make the foundations of the Internet so pervasive.
Soy products come in a wide range of dishes, including imitation burgers, barbecue ribs, chicken patties, hot dogs, sausage links and nearly every other kind of meat dish.
This class includes important historic textiles, such as early Persian and Byzantine figured fabrics, as well as more recent Jacquard-woven imitation tapestries and a wide range of imitation brocaded fabrics.
Motor simulation is important for imitation, action understanding, and a wide range of social cognitive skills.
The vehicle gradually became more luxurious and spawned numerous imitations, resulting in today's wide choice of oft-derided "Chelsea tractors".
From the 1960s, Conan gained a wider audience as novels about him, written in imitation of Howard's style by L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter, were published.
Both the laboratory rig and the pilot harvester were evaluated using imitation mushrooms constructed from dental plaster and a wide range of cultivated Agaricus bisporus mushrooms.
When closed, the TransNote resembles an imitation leather portfolio about 13 inches tall, 11 inches wide and 1.3 inches thick.
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