She had to impersonate a man.

Advances in cryptography and steganography also enabled individuals to conceal their identities online or to impersonate other users.

(f) Obtaining personal profile information on an individual from the Internet with a view to using that information to impersonate them

No one could possibly impersonate your Uncle Ira... without you or your Aunt Eleda or even me... seeing a million little differences.

even though I impersonate a grown up in daily life, but I do a fairly good job of that but really retaining that childlike quality of not caring what other people think about what you're interested in, is really critical.

We know of your devotion to Sir Gawain and of the motives which may have prompted you to impersonate him, but to wear the armour and identity of a knight of the Round Table is a crime for which you must be tried.

Of course, refusing to grow up even though I impersonate a grown up in daily life, but I do a fairly good job of that but really retaining that childlike quality of not caring what other people think about what you're interested in, is really critical.

I want to look into corruption in Afghanistan through a work called Payback and impersonate a police officer, set up a fake checkpoint on the street of Kabul and stop cars, but instead of asking them for a bribe, offering them money and apologizing on behalf of the Kabul Police Department (Applause) and hoping that they'll accept this 100 Afghanis on our behalf.