You've got wrinkles.

Mountains like frozen wrinkles on a sea.

A parrot can mimic a person's voice.

AC For their experience, their tranquility and their wrinkles.

It was hard to mimic his writing style.

Would you like to know how to prevent getting wrinkles?

This skin care product claims that it can remove wrinkles.

Of course, developing countries should not simply mimic developed economies tax systems.

In the photos, they scrunch up their faces to simulate the appearance of wrinkles.

And here is the long probosced fly that has not gotten any nectar from the mimic, because the mimic doesn't give it any nectar. It thought it would get some.

The wrinkles on his face and his white beard spoke of his experience of life.

Is this new economy really new, or just the same old thing with a few new wrinkles?

India tried to mimic the event, with an India Africa summit in New Delhi in 2008.

Okay? Watch the marked tree and see the change as we use livestock to mimic nature.

And then they give you advice If you eat olive oil and vegetables, you'll have fewer skin wrinkles.

Before the plan emerges as legislation, state officials have several wrinkles to iron out particularly those concerning funding.

It s just like Caracas, lots of makeup to hide the wrinkles, its mouth hardened into an expression of pure bitterness.

One guy yelled at his wife you are going to wear these and walk next to me like a lolita , another guy is complaining about his wife's wrinkles, getting her marked by a plastic surgeon as he shows which wrinkles he would like to get rid of.

We could mimic this effect through stratospheric aerosol insertion essentially launching material like sulfur dioxide or soot into the stratosphere.

Their creators want them to feel human to the touch, for them to mimic the movement of a real body.

Other X window managers that mimic the 4Dwm look and feel exist, such as 4Dwm theme for IceWM and 5Dwm.

Many commercially available computer programs can be set to mimic the styles of top grandmasters to an extent that is almost uncanny.

The hard question, of course, is how we could tell that a robot really was conscious, and not just designed to mimic consciousness.

The Sargasso Sea is also a wondrous place for the aggregation of these unique species that have developed to mimic the sargassum habitat.

They regard Hong Kongers democratic demands as a misguided effort to mimic Western politics, or even as a form of nostalgia for British imperialism.

Israel could then mimic other nuclear armed states by flexing its capacity through announcement and transparent nuclear deployment on land and sea, thereby promoting deterrence.

Consider Moscow, a highly seasoned imitator (though nowhere in the league of St. Petersburg, that baroque Italianate city on the Neva, as an urban mimic).

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.

As the video plays, the mimic of Comrade Lu Olo , feels frustrated for being in the shadow of Mari Alkatiri, the Secretary General of Fretilin.

China observes that on most security matters, the ESDP will (for now) mimic American security interests, because the EU and US share fundamental values of human rights and democracy.

Now the amazing thing here is that a ballistics gelatin is supposed to mimic what happens to human flesh when you get shot that's why you shouldn't get shot.

These images mimic the not altogether flattering photos of Filatova that were found on her Vkontakte page in May, earlier this year, when rumors of her appointment first surfaced.

And we did that by increasing the cattle and goats planning the grazing to mimic nature and integrate them with all the elephants, buffalo, giraffe and other animals that we have.

The Trinidad and Tobago version evolved from the masquerade balls the islands' French colonisers would host when Emancipation came in 1833, the freed slaves were finally able to mimic their former masters without consequence.

The Lion Guardians team wondered whether mock hunts which closely mimic real hunts, except the animal isn t speared in the end could achieve the same result in behavior while helping protect the big cats.

In the early 1990s, chemical analyses confirmed the oil's valuable nutritional and dermatological properties including as a treatment for acne, wrinkles, and light wounds. This science attracted the attention of development, conservation groups, and entrepreneurs alike.

The inescapable irony is that teenagers and young women pursue a tan to look more attractive, but trade a moment or two of sunny radiance for a whole lifetime of premature wrinkles, fine lines, and haggard looking skin.

But what if the EFSF were to mimic Banco del Pacífico in a transparent way, say, by setting a threshold spread level above which it would fund buy backs of any Greek bond in the market?

The day after his arrival the Prince, attired in a long overcoat, and with his Russian wrinkles, and his slightly puffy cheeks supported by a stiff collar, went out in the brightest of spirits to the Springs with his daughter.

Motion scaling which allows the robotic arms to mimic the exact movements of the surgeon s hands, but on a much smaller scale will enable surgeons to manipulate tissue that is too small for the naked eye to detect.

They are posh, they're wealthy, they're less likely to have outdoor jobs, they're less likely to do manual labor, they have better social support, they're less likely to smoke so for a whole host of fascinating, interlocking social, political and cultural reasons, they are less likely to have skin wrinkles.

ANNA WAS LOOKING AT DOLLY'S THIN WAN FACE with its dust filled wrinkles, and wishing to tell her just what she thought that Dolly looked thinner and worse. But remembering that her own looks had improved and that Dolly's eyes had told her so, she sighed and began talking about herself.

And at the end of the film, he says in this great voice that I can't mimic but I'll kind of try, but not really, he says, I remember attending an exhibition called, 'Photography The End of Painting.' And then he says, And, of course, it wasn't at all.

So not only has the fly not got the nectar from the mimic plant, it's also if you look very closely just at the head end, you can see that it's got a bit of pollen that it would be transmitting to another plant, if only some botanist hadn't come along and stuck it to a blue piece of card.

The inescapable irony is that teenagers and young women pursue a tan to look more attractive, but trade a moment or two of sunny radiance for a whole lifetime of premature wrinkles, fine lines, and haggard looking skin. As young people consider themselves immortal, not even appeals to lifelong vanity, let alone warnings about cancer, are sufficient to deter them from the tanning booths.