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Children selectively imitate in-group over outgroup individuals under certain experimental conditions.
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This is the balance which we imitate in the Aquarium.
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He was a worthy example for our youth to imitate in business or religious matters.
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It was the one thing that the modern Pre-raphaelites could not imitate in the real Pre-raphaelites.
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Thus do the Christians imitate in their treatment of each other their common enemy, the Roman.
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Being excellent mimies, they imitate in many of their dances the habits and movements of animals.
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In her zeal for housewifery, Alma saw much to admire and to imitate in Mrs. Langland.
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There are some noble women among other races whom we may imitate in virtue, morality and deportment.
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There being no safer man to imitate in all such proceedings than a courier, I buttoned mine.
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And yet it is just the mechanical Arts that some people would imitate in the Art of War.
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A blend of French Brie and Petit Gruyère, mild table cheese imitate in Norway, sold in small packages.
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To imitate in a comical way.
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We attempt now to imitate in church what there is performed, as in the beginning, and ever shall be.
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Shetlands-Veryshaggy overcoatings, named from the Shetland pony, the coat of which it is supposed to imitate in appearance.
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Perhaps no other man has ever tried so seriously to imitate in his own life the life of Christ.
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Buckrams are sometimes embossed to imitate in part the appearance of an irregularly woven fabric called "crash."
