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- verb Present participle of
emulate .
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Examples
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This election was partly a statement about the direction of the country, and the lack of a convincing story emulating from the White House about how the country will get back on the right track.
James Love: The 2010 Elections, Reflections, Lessons and Taking Stock James Love 2010
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Simon, I completely agree that emulating is the wrong way to handle it.
Voice Lessons? 2007
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Well at least emulating is not illegal as long as you own the game.
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Salafis, in emulating practices that go back to the roots of the faith, are much like the fundamentalists of other religions.
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Salafis, in emulating practices that go back to the roots of the faith, are much like the fundamentalists of other religions.
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Salafis, in emulating practices that go back to the roots of the faith, are much like the fundamentalists of other religions.
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Salafis, in emulating practices that go back to the roots of the faith, are much like the fundamentalists of other religions.
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The luxury of the palace excited the contempt and indignation of Julian, who usually slept on the ground, who yielded with reluctance to the indispensable calls of nature; and who placed his vanity, not in emulating, but in despising, the pomp of royalty.
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire 1206
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In liberal-leaning Vermont, even Republicans in the state legislature are open to the idea of emulating a single-payer system, though they quibble with how it is being set up.
Vermont Health Plan Advances Janet Adamy 2011
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With large majorities in Congress and an obsequious press corps, Mr. Obama was smitten with the idea of emulating President Franklin Roosevelt's First 100 Days of legislative success in 1933.
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