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Imitation Game>.
#Scene 1
JOHN CAIRNCROSS: The boys... We were going to get some lunch? (Alan ignores him) Alan?
ALAN TURING: Yes.
JOHN CAIRNCROSS: I said we were going to get some lunch? (Alan keeps ignoring him) Alan?
ALAN TURING: Yes.
JOHN CAIRNCROSS: Can you hear me?
ALAN TURING: Yes
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en Replication and Imitation
□ ‘Replication of Technology’, Organization Science, Schnaars, S. P.(1994)
□ ‘Managing Imitation Strategies : How Later Entrants Seize’ Markets, Steven P. Schnaars(1994) 1. Replication and Imitation
2. Paradigms of strategy : Salient characters
3. References
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imitation in childhood. New York: Rutledge.
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