Their example is one that emerging country urbanites everywhere should seek to emulate.

In particular, he would seek to emulate Lula s efforts to include vast sectors of the population in the benefits of a strong economy.

Children want to act like grown ups.

2) Don't just imitate

A parrot can imitate human speech.

A parrot can imitate the human voice.

Success in establishing effective governance would establish a model that many of Egypt s neighbors would seek to emulate, at least partly.

This bird can imitate the human voice.

A parrot can imitate human speech.

She is good at imitating him.

Some birds can imitate the human voice.

Tom is very good at imitating people.

US Treasury secretaries have always loved to lecture their foreign colleagues on America s economic perfection, and why every country should seek to emulate it.

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What, then, is an economist to do?

That is going to approach 0.

Other regions tried to imitate its success, but none succeeded.

And I think that the former is what we really need to strive for.

This right here is going to approach 0.

Every child needs someone to admire and emulate.

Instead, you should jump straight into a final deal.

And that is where the country should aim to be.

So should we embrace boredom?

That s the kind of number we need to shoot for in this day and age.

But what structures should regulators seek to encourage?

It is a universal good that all must seek.

Now what about goals? Where are we going toward?

Developing countries must also aim to offset the consequences of globalization.

Admiration for American values does not mean, of course, that others want to imitate all the ways Americans implement them.

In this view, America s ingenuity represents its true comparative advantage, which others strive to imitate.

Despite this week s turmoil in Beirut, Lebanon has an advantage that Iraqis should emulate. The personal freedoms that Lebanese citizens enjoy give their country a special resilience, and its cultural dynamism is the envy of young people throughout the Middle East.

And I'm not saying that we should copy nature, I'm not saying we should mimic biology, instead I propose that we can borrow nature's processes.

Despite this week s turmoil in Beirut, Lebanon has an advantage that Iraqis should emulate.

High tolerance for failure keeps everybody striving to succeed.

Rather, they should strive to develop standards appropriate for controlled firms.

The weapons should be used to help preserve the independence of all states, rather than for imperial aggrandizement, and steps should be taken to reduce arsenals as political conditions permit.

But they can strive to shape a more cooperative future.

States possessing weapons should take special steps to reduce the prospect of their use.

So, where should countries look now, in 2010, for models of economic success to emulate?

But the US is no longer the country that others seek to emulate, or that they look to for global leadership.

But, what is more important, Turkey has become a model of success that many countries around us now seek to emulate.

A short hussar in tight riding breeches was galloping along bunched up like a cat in his desire to imitate an English jockey.

To imitate Putin (i.e. be above everyone) in Kyrgyzstan means to resign oneself to inevitable political defeat.

We neither could nor should seek to put an end to globalization.

Fayaadism, by contrast, seeks the Zionization of the Palestinian national movement.