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Organizations that hire such executives from a rival will tend to respond more quickly and more imitatively to a competitive action.
A poet as imitatively correct and biographically un-newsworthy as Battiferra had few hopes of engaging sustained interest--at most, she might aspire to some slim notice as the wife of the architect Bartolomeo Ammanati, or muse and sitter to Agnolo Bronzino.
Even more imitatively as well as conventionally, Krauth (1999: 17) talks of how Clemens fled the Civil War by "lighting out" for the West, where by "default, chance, and design" he literally made himself--"a hit-and-miss enterprise, for he was as unsteady as the tumbleweed".
 
 
 
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