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For his role in the scheme involving Michel, Low faces charges including conspiracy and impersonating foreign agents.

She intended to obtain passage to England without having to pay a single kopek, all by impersonating a lady of great wealth and royal relations.

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Was the parrot—this thespian parrot, impersonating a pirate’s parrot, with a miniature costume eye patch covering one beady little bird eye—was this talented avian of the stage howling?

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The Ministry of Defence said it was taking it very seriously, adding that impersonating a naval officer can be considered a criminal offence.

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But when the great man dies unexpectedly, the imposter is forced to impersonate him in full.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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