mimicry

Replacing this with automated mimicry suggests a disturbing turn toward commodified and monolingual film culture, she says.

But these long, hot days are just mimicry.

"There was a lot of Trump mimicry in terms of how they presented the campaign," Mr Teneycke said.

"But you get the idea," clearly enjoying his mimicry as much as I did.

When the patient's immune system attacks the bacteria, it may end up targeting the nerves as well – a process called molecular mimicry – leading to GBS.