"Copycat trying to cop my manner/ Watch your back when you can't watch mine," she taunts in "Copycat," released in 2017.
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CopyCat Co.: A bi-level spot located on H Street, CopyCat has somehow managed to sandwich together a Chinese takeaway spot and an intimate cocktail bar into one location.
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You can't find any copycat recipes in Manhattan — yet.
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Another group popped up to copycat the same modus operandi.
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Copycat or not, it's an improvement over the old app.
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Such policies also trigger copycat behavior by our trading partners.
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That's also why they call the NBA a copycat league.
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As we're constantly reminded, the NHL is a copycat league.
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"This isn't a copycat," Mr. Burgess said, savoring the display.
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"Deals like this can beget copycat transactions," the banker said.
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The Lititz incident may be a case of copycat pranking, however.
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Heck, that IKEA/Balenciaga copycat bag thing was a ride too.
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As a result, authorities have doubled down on busting copycat operations.
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Police said they were maintaining a heightened presence, fearing copycat attacks.
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Copycat legislation sprang up across America, and the playbook crossed oceans.
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Hundreds of copycat cryptocurrencies also soared, some far outperforming Bitcoin itself.
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"The credit card business is such a copycat business, " Schulz said.
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The Greensboro Police Department is also discouraging "copycat behavior," she said.
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They are copycat complaints of the original one filed last month.
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The police in China worked hard to prevent any copycat unrest.
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Testament, perhaps, to the speed and brashness of China's copycat culture.
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These individual cases, then, could not be attributed to copycat behavior.
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Copycat queues at Antwerp, New Orleans and Johor, have also gone.
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They tell us to be mindful of spikes in copycat attempts.
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Instagram launched its Snapchat copycat Stories in the summer of 2016.
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Dr. Miller and Mr. Auerbach attributed this increase to copycat suicides.
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The world's largest social network already has its own Slack copycat.
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In a copycat league, some other team can always go younger.
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Teva gained expertise in producing copycat drugs, and its revenue soared.
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At a time when Snap's stock is hovering at a disappointingly low $343 while Facebook rolls out copycat product after copycat product, Snap released two new studies on Monday showing who's using Snapchat, and why that is.
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S) from selling its copycat version of California-based Amgen Inc's (AMGN.
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Take a gander at the countless copycat recipes floating around the internet.
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Research suggests copycat threats will likely continue with regularity for another week.
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" A commenter countered that he was "at best, a half-assed copycat.
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But can any of these copycat products stand up to the original?
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Our favorite is the 'Copycat' Hut (pictured on the Kickstarter campaign page).
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The latest copycat scuffle involves Forever 21 and indie brand Bow & Drape.
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Earlier this year, she inked a $900k deal to promote CopyCat Beauty.
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"I don't know that other colleges would necessarily copycat this," he said.
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This means that any copycat posts would have to be taken down.
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Australian authorities believe there were many copycat cases of tampering as well.
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And anyway, the data's already out there: Several copycat sites already exist.
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But Google News ranked the Romania-run copycat higher than the original.
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Indeed, in today's world copycat companies are a reality of doing business.
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Listed for $299, this copycat was $200 cheaper than a real Doona.
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And other WTO members' complaints were generally copycat, filed in America's wake.
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Two other copycat groups, mostly made up of El Salvadorans, followed behind.
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But that's exactly what CopyCat Beauty did when it announced Danielle Bregoli, a.k.a.
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When Instagram Stories launched this past summer, it was called a Snapchat copycat.
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NEW YORK — Fashion has a copycat epidemic, and there is no resounding remedy.
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The drug is facing competition outside the United States from cheaper copycat versions.
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It means they're the real deal, not some copycat, impostor, or satirical account.
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"Break Free" wasn't composed by a John Williams copycat, but by artificial intelligence.
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This copycat is in North Korea and saddled with a weird name -- Manbang.
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Best moment: When Anthony Atamanuik's POTUS and Cantone played a hilarious copycat game.
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The true definition of a "copycat" is still very much open to interpretation.
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In many of the above cases, the "copycat" approach has its definite advantages.
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User growth was also weak, a sign that Facebook's copycat strategy was working.
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Last November, regulators fined five copycat Disney hotels located near the theme park.
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Meanwhile, many cryptocurrencies, using copycat or buggy technologies, get D grades or lower.
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The new feature is a near copycat of popular social video app TikTok.
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Initial news reports about Friday's gunfire immediately raised fears of a copycat shooting.
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Successful attacks sometimes inspire copycat acts or are designed to unfold in waves.
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Law enforcement officials warn of the potential for copycat incidents following mass shootings.
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Law enforcement officials warn of the potential for copycat incidents following mass shootings.
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Years later, a copycat crime compels Jay to return to his earlier investigation.
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The copycat account had fewer than 300 followers at the time Trump promoted it.
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The copycat straws sell for as little as a dollar when sold at wholesale.
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The operator of copycat website The Silk Road 2.0 was also arrested and charged.
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But that didn't stop Conservative Post from publishing a copycat article the same day.
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If you copycat your parents, you'll probably be more open-minded as an adult.
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The Strategist post didn't spark a bunch of coverage and copycat articles right away.
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Let's hope this situation will remind retailers just how damaging copycat products can be.
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Instead, it was actually Copycat, a shapeshifting doppelgänger who infiltrated the X-Force team.
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The PlayStation Classic is a copycat, and Sony seems largely unashamed by that fact.
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Earlier this month, Facebook-owned Instagram released a copycat of Snapchat's popular Stories feature.
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"Of particular concern is the issue of copycat wine," Treasury said in a statement.
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The owner of the Copycat, Charles Lankford, did not respond to requests for comment.
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This first lawsuit was lost, and with hindsight the copycat charge has less merit.
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It sure could've been an awkward moment ... considering Melania's copycat speech at the RNC.
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It added that the activity resembles previous malware campaigns like Gooligan, Hummingbad, and CopyCat.
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"China's manufacturing bays are often viewed as low-quality and copycat," Barra tells me.
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Read more: Police Keep Arresting Young White Men For Trying to Copycat El Paso.
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But Eckerdt reminded any copycat growers that marijuana possession is a crime in Wyoming.
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The influx of cheaper copycat consumer products manufactured abroad has also hurt the business.
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So it's really what we've come to refer to as 'copycat legislation' that's spreading.
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Musk also called Bezos a "copycat" over his plan to launch thousands of satellites
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He added that it didn't appear a copycat was responsible for the Goodwill box.
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He estimated the infringing and copycat products cost him 10-30% of his sales.
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In the aftermath of that shooting, multiple copycat threats were reported across the country.
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Seattle Food Tech looks to replace the chicken nugget with a plant-based copycat
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It's unclear if this is out of respect, or fear of a copycat incident.
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Let's just hope the new season doesn't inspire a spree of copycat Turd Burglars IRL.
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The only downside is that her new 'do has us lusting after a copycat transformation.
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Qin said the cleaning tool in the copycat straw seemed like it would break easily.
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At least it wasn't a wasp to her lips — then she'd just be a copycat.
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It's actual differentiation within a mostly copycat industry, which makes all of it worth watching.
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Over the last few years, Facebook has developed a well-deserved reputation as a copycat.
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There are actually 10 differences between the top original photo and the bottom pseudo-copycat.
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These copycat versions generated just under 22016,22016 Facebook engagements, while the original earned 22016 million.
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But this first step has still swayed public opinion to see Facebook as a copycat.
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It is well-known that a high-profile celebrity suicide can lead to copycat suicides.
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The NFL is a copycat league; successes and failures on one team are repeated everywhere.
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Copycat apps are steadily popping up, and HQ is already behind on its Android release.
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On top of that, copycat versions of the malicious software have already started to spread.
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It said it expected revenue from its copycat in the tens of millions of dollars.
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It's also another copycat feature that will likely slow Snapchat's user growth and audience engagement.
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Unlike the iPhone X, copycat Android phones with notches all seem to have a chin.
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LiftIgniter's tech is "inspired" by Google, but is by no means a copycat, Spector added.
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Mango, meanwhile, has been on the receiving end of legal action for its copycat designs.
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Narrator: The Beautyblender skyrocketed in popularity and, of course, that led to some copycat products.
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The publication said it has asked that Clone Zone take down the dubious copycat article.
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"CNN: There Will Be Questions About Whether Barcelona Attack Was 'Copycat' of Charlottesville" https://t.
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The most creative digital types have long scorned Rocket as a factory for copycat startups.
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He wants as little real information as possible in order to avoid inspiring copycat crime.
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This resulted in a flowering of copycat celebrity ads across platforms — which means Ads Inc.
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The emergence of the copycat they call the Secondhand Killer gives everyone a collective lift.
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Ahead, five R29 staffers put CopyCat Beauty to the test and share their brutally honest opinions.
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Even though it was basically just a copycat, Facebook killed Friendster, and now Friendster is dead.
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We quickly found a much cheaper copycat that comes in at less than $15 (thanks eBay).
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Could the second Black Hood be a copycat killer who just wants to see Fred suffer?
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CNBC Beijing purchased a copycat straw and asked Chinese product designer Bruce Qin to test it.
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It has spawned a network of copycat comment accounts, many of which have thousands of followers.
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Amazon's Alexa has popped up in everything from copycat speakers to humanoid robots to connected fridges.
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CosmicFirefly sells its octopus necklace for $21.24, while the copycat Amazon listing offers it for $8.58.
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The ruling removes one potential obstacle for Apotex in its effort to launch the copycat drugs.
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And honestly, we hope this CopyCat deal requires more beauty videos, because she is damn funny.
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But the "copycat" assertion will truly be solidified only if Bezos drops his own rap track.
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Considering its unparalleled success, it was only a matter of time before a Brex copycat emerged.
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It isn't the first copycat scenario the brand has experienced, but it's the most blatant one.
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International investors often see copycat models as less risky, because the model has been tested before.
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Apparently, Balenciaga did not get permission from the brand and started selling copycat versions as keychains.
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No one's going to argue that Fortnite is a copycat game (except for that one time).
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Managers only have to disclose the funds' holdings quarterly so copycat investors cannot track their trades.
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AbbVie has been aggressive in keeping cheaper copycat versions of its drug off the U.S. market.
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This time, the copycat incident involves two pairs of earrings made by fashion-girl favorite Sorelle.
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Governor Greg Abbott recently announced a copycat freeze of state hiring that will extend to August.
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According to the documents obtained by The Guardian, Facebook is concerned about potential "copycat" suicide attempts.
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Asus's new ZenBook 73, unveiled at IFA 2016, is the most blatant copycat of them all.
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Trademark registrations enable entrepreneurs and companies to protect their brands and bring lawsuits against copycat products.
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Meanwhile, something amazing happened with the iPhone and the many Android-based copycat phones it inspired.
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Rondinone and Reid both say "Joker" could inspire a copycat, but that censorship isn't the answer.
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The experts warned about copycat suicides, so the newspaper kept the deaths off the front page.
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Instagram is launching a new video tool that's nearly a copycat of popular video app TikTok.
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Professor Griffiths favors the copycat explanation for the sudden proliferation of fake "killer clowns" in Britain.
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However, Hopkinson said he's not aware of any other copycat incidents, adding this is nothing new.
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If it's instantly accessible and intuitive, chances are it's an unambitious copycat of a popular franchise.
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Even though StarOfService started as a copycat, it looks like the startup has bigger ambitions now.
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The Yellow Vests have inspired copycat demonstrations elsewhere, including in the Netherlands, Hungary and neighboring Belgium.
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When a copycat killer emerges years later, the lives of all three are stirred up again.
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Law enforcement across the country have been on alert for copycat attempts after the Florida shooting.
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Bloomberg Law warns of copycat suits targeted at other health substances, if this wave is successful.
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The copycat phenomenon may be more acute in the United States because guns are more accessible.
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It takes three steps to create a copycat look to Democratic front-runner Clinton's blonde locks.
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"It's OK to be a copycat as long as you copy the right cat," Mays said.
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Vans notes Target's own customers refer to the copycat shoes as "fake Vans" on Target's website.
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The French protests seem to be inspiring others in Europe with copycat riots in Belgium this weekend.
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The video has also spawned copycat versions, but let's face it, the original is still the best.
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One video has now been watched more than 9,200 times and has sparked dozens of copycat takes.
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There is a copycat element: arsonists have smart phones, and watch events in Barcelona, Paris or Quito.
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It also would be a massive loss for Ripple and possibly launch copycat attacks on other cryptocurrencies.
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Police Commissioner William J. Bratton played down the idea that there was a copycat phenomenon at work.
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So did the copycat publishers in Macedonia and the Russian trolls working for the Internet Research Agency.
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One of the 10 Hwaseong deaths is now believed to be a copycat murder, the official said.
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The copycat accounts are just annoying, clogging up a perfectly good feed with endless goats and aliens.
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After the Technics 1200s were discontinued, Pioneer launched a well-reviewed but expensive copycat (retails for $699).
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On the eve of Algeria's largest protest, Egypt's president, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, warned against copycat "riots".
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Apple, the perpetual copycat, introduced a ton of new ideas today that weren't really new at all.
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In addition to its many other failures, it looks like Fyre Fest is also an unintentional copycat.
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But it's hard not to scream copycat when much of the functionality seems so similar to Bitmoji.
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It's also worth noting: Wade's movie love interest, Vanessa, is based a the comic book mutant, Copycat.
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By increasing the amount of competition, the idea is to bring the price of copycat drugs down.
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Lawyers advised her to buy the copycat item, and they would write a cease and desist letter.
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Not to be a copycat, but I wouldn't mind being on an episode of Riverdale...just saying.
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So far, Facebook hasn't rolled out a clear copycat of Lens technology on any of its platforms.
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Last year, Chinese Segway copycat company Ninebot actually ended up buying Segway and being sponsored by Xiaomi.
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When Instagram Stories launched last August, people were quick to call it out as a Snapchat copycat.
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A week ago Facebook was being criticized as nothing but a Snapchat copycat that had stopped innovating.
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Nevertheless, we should not exclude a possibility, even if distant, of copycat attacks and reprisals in Europe.
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Microsoft doesn't shy away from the comparison, but resists the notion that it is a mere copycat.
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I ask Miller how he responds to accusations that Caliburger is simply an In-N-Out copycat.
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What feels new among copycat culture is an underground movement where the cool kids are taking charge.
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It's rather less than a traditional reboot or sequel, more a copycat biting on its own tail.
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If that sounds familiar, it's because Amazon invested in a startup called Nucleus then built a copycat.
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The next year, when the Louisiana Legislature passed its copycat bill, the Unsafe Abortion Protection Act, Gov.
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But other than a possible copycat, there is no threat of a group continuing with such acts.
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We should limit "joint ventures" with Chinese copycat companies and encourage our allies to do the same.
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Mathematically, this copycat procedure will result in a small number of songs responsible for most of sales.
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She's already taken steps to prevent copycat cases by putting together an org to help fight suicide.
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All the projects that were coming my way were just copycat projects that weren't special for me.
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Soon, copycat watchdog groups popped up in other Eastern bloc countries, and even in the United States.
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And when a friend urged Furie to crack down on copycat Pepes, he didn't see the need.
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The airport intervention appeared to be a copycat of the occupation of Hong Kong's airport in August.
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After receiving a few emails, he made a copycat version announcing the fake showing of the film.
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Much like sister-in-law Kate's dress, Markle's gown sparked a movement of copycat styles almost immediately.
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Earlier this week, Politico reported that the GOP has been working on building a copycat of Emily's List.
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Beneath the apparent chaos is a well-oiled organization that has inspired copycat actions across Britain and worldwide.
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The other major carriers dropped contracts, cut prices, and created copycat plans to keep T-Mobile at bay.
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It doesn't feel needy like a lot of the new iPhone X copycat handsets I saw at MWC.
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But this isn't a copycat of Black Mirror which, like The Twilight Zone, is a similar anthology series.
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Most remarkably, a region once known for copycat products is emerging as a world-class cluster for innovation.
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Uber's blockbuster success has sparked copycat business models and other on-demand services, anchored in a mobile app.
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If Mr O'Rourke prevails, he or a liberal copycat is likely to be the party's next presidential candidate.
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But that doesn't mean we're desensitized enough to not know when a copycat moment is flat-out wrong.
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Another reason why copycat hoaxes work is that debunking takes time, while copying and pasting a story doesn't.
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Last year, Facebook began taking inspiration from Snapchat, introducing copycat features on its own products, like Instagram stories.
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In the copycat black-and-white shot, the 15-year-old posed shirtless while laying on his bed.
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The manufacturer of the copycat chips, GlobalFoundries, is American, so it too is banned from working with Hygon.
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In contrast, for example, Kurt Cobain's 1994 suicide did not result in a great number of copycat suicides.
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We're hoping these copycat scenarios become more of an anomaly...and eventually a thing of the past altogether.
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No one has been injured in the series of incidents, which may be spreading due to copycat culprits.
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The Frakta has become a bona fide pop culture phenomenon, with seemingly everyone making their own copycat versions.
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It's worth remembering that Instagram launched its copycat of Snapchat Stories just six months before Snap went public.
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We've been anticipating actually a — Copycat — For some time and it's actually curious, why it kinda hasn't happened.
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The "copycat," or applied business model approach, can be used to fulfill unmet needs in an existing category.
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"They've sold millions of vacuum cleaning robots around the world, and they've spawned many copycat companies," she added.
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Critics are worried the show might trigger copycat actions, since it depicted exactly how Hannah ended her life.
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Nobody likes a copycat, but the Top Three Of The Moment are exactly the same as last week.
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Despite the law, an estimated 10,000 "copycat" assault weapons were sold in Massachusetts last year, the statement said.
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Copycat guns are sold, for example, without a flash suppressor or with a fixed instead of folding stock.
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But instead of quitting cold turkey, we decided to try an alternative method: making copycat versions at home.
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China is no longer content to be either the world's low-cost manufacturer or its great technological copycat.
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Lubetzky said the industry lost about 15 percent of its market share to copycat playersin 2015 and 2016.
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Facebook's subsidiary, Instagram, is now launching a new video feature called Reels that's nearly a copycat of TikTok.
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The police said copycat pranksters incited by social media and the approach of Halloween could be the spur.
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When Hearthstone came out in 2014, Blizzard unwittingly set off an avalanche of copycat online collectible card games.
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And, on top of all that, there's a new Daredevil copycat — someone they call the Punisher (Jon Bernthal).
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"When slashings have been played up in newspapers and on TV, the copycat effect comes in," he said.
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There were plenty of concerns that Facebook and Instagram had successfully crippled Snapchat's user growth with copycat products.
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Everson dismissed the copycat allegations, saying Facebook invented the Feed format which Instagram and other competitors current utilize.
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The penalty provoked massive outrage among fans and prompted copycat stunts from other players, who were also punished.
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But then the 5th Circuit US Court of Appeals ruled that a copycat law could stand in Louisiana.
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On Sunday, drone experts on television raised the specter of copycat drone flights at Gatwick and other airports.
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Diet Prada, an Instagram account that exposes copycat designs, intervened and blew the whistle on the French designer.
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Many fans and musicians acknowledged that the potential of a Las Vegas-style copycat had crossed their minds.
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Shifting their coverage to Part D could speed the adoption of less expensive copycat medicines known as biosimilars.
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"There is a suggestion that copycat crime is predicted by media and community interest," she explained to News.com.au.
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Yet in a copycat sport, the lack of a medical consensus has not stopped the movement from spreading.
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The country is also awash in copycat names, or those trying to cash in on a popular trend.
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When an article is flagged, how often do copycat versions with altered headlines pop up to replace it?
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One copycat was TD Ameritrade, which agreed to be acquired by Schwab within weeks of cutting its commissions.
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A world of driverless cars could pose a far greater threat to Uber than Juno's kinder-copycat strategy.
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It's the way the series twists and complicates the premise that makes it much more than a copycat.
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In the aftermath of the shooting, authorities are dealing with a flood of copycat threats at other schools.
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After Facebook bought Instagram, Hipstamatic was perceived by VCs as an Instagram copycat, and user downloads started to dwindle.
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Facebook's photo sharing app announced a new product Thursday that — SURPRISE — isn't just a copycat of a Snapchat feature.
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In-N-Out's spread is said to be just Thousand Island dressing and many who've tried copycat recipes agree.
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The 13-day stretch is known as the "contagion" period when the U.S. is most vulnerable to copycat threats.
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Authorities had feared a copycat crime targeting LGBT people, particularly with the LA Pride festivities taking place that weekend.
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The company has used the license to roll out features like Lip Sync Live, an obvious copycat of Musical.
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Soundcloud found an audience of experimental and copycat bedroom producers eager to share their sounds with anyone who'd listen.
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But now, eight months later, copycat versions of the same hoax have sprung up on websites like abcnews-us.
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In reviewing The King of Comedy shortly after that, some critics worried that it would inspire similar copycat crimes.
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Even if v2 doesn't constitute infringement, Hofmann's acquisition and employment deal from Twitter might still prohibit building a copycat.
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Studies suggest that celebrity suicides can have a "Werther effect" (named after Goethe's novel): a spike in copycat suicides.
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The danger is that such detailed, sensationalized coverage of suicide can prompt copycat behavior — a phenomenon called suicide contagion.
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But at this point, I think it&aposs pretty safe to say that we have a copycat issue here.
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Zhihu, meaning "Do you know?" in classical Chinese, started in 2011 as a copycat of Quora, an American site.
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That pressure is exacerbated by efforts from U.S. health regulators to speed approval of copycat drugs, industry sources said.
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While most celebrities know how to work a killer copycat routine, what Zendaya pulled off is really something special.
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After developing a reputation as a copycat, Ma decided to put Tencent through some "institutional self-reflection" in 2011.
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It remained controversial for years after its limited British release, drawing protests and news reports of alleged copycat crimes.
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Udenyca, the second approved copycat version to Neulasta, received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration last week.
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" When I e-mailed Jon Amiel, the director of "Copycat," about parallels between the two narratives, he replied, "Wow.
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Concerned that in-school discussion could prompt copycat attempts, the town's high schools were not talking about the issue.
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In short, how much time, and how much data, would a copycat need to match your level of performance?
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Ms. Ardern said Monday that her government was dealing with a flood of copycat threats and messages of hate.
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Mental illness is sometimes a factor, as is the copycat effect that arises from widespread coverage of such killings.
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A whole swathe of copycat companies, complete with their own pods, have emerged following Juul's attempts at self-regulation.
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Scholars said that a series of deadly, shocking stabbings of children in 2010 has since inspired multiple copycat attacks.
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Even if Clearview doesn't make its app publicly available, a copycat company might, now that the taboo is broken.
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Then a Pakistani Islamist group staged a copycat protest in Islamabad, where security forces killed five and injured 80.
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"The banks' greatest fear is copycat attacks," said Keith Gross, who chairs the European Banking Federation's cybersecurity working group.
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Shares of Mylan surged 16.2 percent after U.S. regulators approved its copycat version of Teva's blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug.
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A lawsuit claiming that Captain Marvel was a Superman copycat eventually put the Man of Steel back on top.
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People were less likely to try to copycat if the deceased was described in a negative light, for example.
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It's spawned no end of copycat looks, and it's a trend that the Kardashians have wholly embraced ever since.
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"If and when Kentucky and Arizona get approval ... you'll see a bunch of other Republican states copycat," Archambault said.
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The "celebrity-suicide effect" -- in which copycat suicides follow that of someone famous -- has been documented in previous research.
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Snap is facing stiffer competition than ever thanks to copycat products in the form of Facebook-owned Instagram Stories.
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The FBI issued a statement warning of the potential for copycat attacks by domestic extremists "inspired" by the massacres.
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It could still happen, but Jinko's move and possible copycat moves by other foreign companies might change the equation.
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In many ways, the NBA is a copycat league with very little variation from one team to the next.
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Sure there are always copycat cookies, but did you know the very first Girl Scout cookie recipe is available online?
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All of which suggests that Williams' death, aided by the outsized media attention it initially got, sparked a copycat effect.
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Morons do come in all ages, so let's hope none of them are dumb enough to try and copycat Paul.
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Indivior said it would consider a potential launch of its own generic product if Dr. Reddy's launched a copycat version.
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They can play a game of copycat and be plugged into real-world backgrounds on our screens using augmented reality.
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Many experts believe that by not banning MMM, the Nigerian government positions the country as a target for copycat programs.
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In the comics, Vanessa Carlysle/Copycat is a mutant shapeshifter and a key early member of X-Force (sort of).
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At Pyo's studio in northeast London, the team have a (very active) WhatsApp group dedicated to posting such copycat designs.
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The British drugmaker was granted a preliminary injunction earlier this month that prevented Dr. Reddy's from selling its copycat version.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which licenses medicines, has embraced generics and made rapid approval easier for copycat drugs.
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Huawei's MateBook will draw the inevitable copycat comments from fans of both the Microsoft Surface Pro and the iPad Pro.
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Executives also faced numerous questions from investors concerned about ways Facebook's copycat features may have impacted its sluggish user growth.
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The bill was widely seen as a thinly-veiled attack on transgender people, and triggered copycat bills in 16 states.
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Jaclyn Schildkraut, author of Mass Shootings: Media, Myths, and Realities, summarized the evidence for Vox: The copycat effect is real.
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It's another Facebook-owned Snapchat Stories copycat, but the twist is that it's end-to-end encrypted like WhatsApp messaging.
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Nevertheless, it's an interesting response to the release, which is an evident copycat of the Stories format that Snapchat pioneered.
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Today Instagram Stories adds a more subtle and mature but error-prone copycat of Snapchat's beloved augmented reality selfie filters.
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Forget the "copycat China " stereotype: The world's second-largest economy is quickly shedding that image as domestic firms innovate rapidly.
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Steve Loomis, president of the Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association, told Reuters he was concerned about copycat shootings at the convention.
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Doctor Sleep could have tried to be The Shining's copycat sequel, an intimidated son yearning to be like his father.
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The Bugatti Centodieci The Bugatti Centodieci But the Centodieci isn't a copycat of the wedge-shaped, seemingly two-dimensional EB110.
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It may have wrung the genre dry in the process — so far, its legacy is copycat series with impatient plotting.
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Since massacres including the Columbine High School shooting in 1999, more than 100 copycat plots and attacks have taken place.
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Ofo fended off dozens of copycat rivals, but it now risks becoming the latest casualty of a cut-throat industry.
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This is the setup for "Copycat," a spirited 1995 thriller, set in San Francisco, starring Sigourney Weaver and Holly Hunter.
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When I first covered StarOfService, the company didn't even try to hide from me that it was a Thumbtack copycat.
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Spackling over any copycat cracks with strong acting and fleet editing, "Lights Out" delivers minimalist frights in old-school ways.
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But how scarce do those 21 million Bitcoins seem if there are also 21 million tokens of each new copycat?
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While those images are deeply affecting — and can themselves trigger copycat attacks — they're at a remove from the live terror.
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McKinsey's name has become so prestigious in the country that a Chinese copycat sprang up, adopting the company's Chinese name.
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The copycat firm — Chengdu McKinsey Management Consulting Company — even won a contract to advise Sichuan Province on its economic planning.
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More than 1,000 people nationwide have been arrested, and copycat demonstrations have taken place in the Netherlands, Hungary and Belgium.
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Nearly 2,000 people nationwide were taken into custody, and copycat demonstrations have sprung up in the Netherlands, Hungary and Belgium.
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Extra police officers were deployed Friday in Rajasthan to discourage possible copycat killings by Hindus or revenge attacks by Muslims.
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Now, some are wondering if new international guidelines should be put in place to prevent copycat missions in the future.
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But it's also the case in other industries, where copycat businesses — when done lawfully — can work and be hugely profitable.
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After a brief wave of copycat violence and subsequent small-scale crackdowns, white-power activism largely relocated to the internet.
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Earlier this month, Peloton sued Echelon Fitness LLC, alleging that it infringed on its patents and sold "cheap, copycat" products.
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Not only that, copycat museums began popping up as well, including museums for foods like eggs, candy, pizza and avocados.
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Plus, theaters, envious of the MoviePass's success, created their own copycat versions and tacked on extra perks, like popcorn discounts.
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He also would stop brand drug companies from withholding samples that generic makers need to get a copycat medicine approved.
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A lack of support for people with mental health issues and the copycat effect are also seen as possible factors.
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Some have pointed to a series of deadly stabbings of children in 2010 as the inspiration for later copycat attacks.
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Pfizer sued, arguing it was inevitable that the copycat versions would be dispensed for pain as well as other conditions.
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But he hasn't acknowledged "Copycat"—unless one decides that when, in "The Woman in the Window," a photograph with a time stamp in its corner downloads from the Internet at a suspenseful, dial-up speed, it is an homage to the same scene in "Copycat," rather than an indictment of Internet service providers in Manhattan.
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Previous attempts to carve out copycat versions of Dubai, the business and tourism hub in the UAE, have been a disappointment.
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"If someone you know and respect commits suicide, then there is a risk in depression of a copycat suicide," he added.
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I email my editor and suggest postponing my story by a few weeks to keep me from looking like a copycat.
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But cheaper copycat versions in Europe are expected to erode sales by $2 billion this year, which sent AbbVie's stock reeling.
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Tuesday Bassen spent $2,000 for a lawyer to contact Zara about its copycat pins, only for Zara to dismiss the claim.
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The chromeless, distilled interface of WP96.83 was a million miles away from the skeuomorphism dominating Apple's phones and Samsung's copycat efforts.
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It's also common to see copycat version of a hoax emerge just hours after the original begins to get traction online.
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The Arizona Republic–USA Today report dubbed the group "the most prolific author of copycat abortion legislation" in the United States.
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The eventual launch of Nametags could give them one more reason to use Snapchat copycat Instagram Stories instead of the original.
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On Thursday night, Trevor Noah announced on The Daily Show that he had received a hot tip on the copycat confection.
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But even if we did that, it would just be a copycat of another festival, and that's not what we want.
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Its coupe-like shape has spawned a legion of copycat designs from competitors like Mercedes-Benz and Audi and Porsche's Cayenne.
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While Cleave and Company is putting its foot down, it's inevitable that other jewelry designers will rush to offer copycat rings.
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"Everybody is trying to link it as a copycat suicide, but we don't have enough information about that yet," he says.
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As a result, regulators have accepted the notion of approving copycat biotech treatments that are similar enough in safety and efficacy.
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But, give this Nick Viall long-lost twin some time and he could turn his feed into a veritable copycat account.
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I don't wish to endorse copycat designs, but Oppo deserves credit for building a premium-feeling device on a limited budget.
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That suggests the new group may be a copycat that's simply taken on Armada's name as a way to scare targets.
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And now rival app Bumble has just launched a copycat version of the feature — called "SuperSwipe" — for reasons beyond our comprehension.
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According to WWD, Kylie's infamous pout has also inspired a legion of fans who are dying to attain a copycat look.
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Hopefully the NFL's copycat nature will actually be a good thing in this instance, once anyone gets around to copying it.
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The lesson here is that the electorate doesn't reward copycat candidates, but those that offer a clean break from the past.
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But Snapbridge, and the inevitable copycat ideas that will follow, has a chance to shift the power back to standalone cameras.
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But since then, rival Facebook has dulled Snap's competitive edge, DiClemente said, by releasing copycat products to its massive user base.
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Driven by the prospect of fighting a copycat competitor, Vine's employees created more tools like importing video and better editing features.
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The "Chained to the Rhythm" singer isn't a copycat; she's just exploring a new look to go with her new music.
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Together, J.D. and Veronica kill all three Heathers, but in doing so inspire a string of copycat suicides at Westerburg High.
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It was the selfie that launched thousands of copycat selfies and memes; the selfie that broke the internet, you might say.
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But that hasn't stopped copycat legislation from being introduced in 21 states—including Alabama, Georgia, Missouri, New Hampshire, Tennessee, and Washington.
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That misguided notion isn't being helped by a lot of copycat guided meditation subscription apps offering the same old breathing meditations.
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Juul has since pulled many of its flavored products out of retail stores, but that is only leading to copycat products.
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"This could lead to a copycat syndrome, and we'd be remiss if we don't find ways to address it," he said.
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"We also must ensure illegal products, such as counterfeit, copycat, and those that deliver controlled substances, stay out of the market."
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Generic drugs are copycat versions of brand-name products and — to a point — their prices are expected to drop over time.
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The meme began recirculating Sunday night during the American Music Awards, when singer Billie Eilish had her own "copycat" meme moment.
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AND, AND MAYBE I'VE GOT A GUY IN THIS COPYCAT OR IMITATOR, MAYBE HE'S PUTTING OUT BETTER STUFF THAN I WOULD.
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Despite his success, Bruno Mars has a lot of detractors who find his vintage style more generic copycat than refreshingly retro.
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Evans had accidentally provided a link to copycat account — a rampant issue among sex workers — and that's the one Instagram revived.
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Pressman said that Ingraham's segment "sparked a torrent of republications and copycat false charges" and was amplified by Trump on Twitter.
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Others feared that Poland could face a wave of copycat suicides and recommended that the news media ignore the shocking deed.
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Instagram's progress has come at the expense of Snapchat's growth, which sank 82 percent since Instagram launched its Stories copycat in August.
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"The clown purge appears to be a copycat of incidents being seen in the US," the organisation said on its Facebook page.
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The commonly used Cantonese slang shanzhai once referred to copycat electronics, but today the phenomenon encompasses a whole universe of original inventions.
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It inspired other real-life wedding themes (and lots of copycat wedding dresses) and seven years later, we're still not over it.
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Jughead says it might be a copycat and wonders if it's Chic (Hart Denton), but Betty (Lili Reinhart) shuts this theory down.
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Some of these applications allude to radically new features — but many of them suggest Facebook is still up to its copycat tactics.
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Indivior said in June it would consider a potential launch of its own generic product if Dr. Reddy's launched a copycat version.
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The FDA had in February declined to approve here the copycat drug, citing issues related to certain manufacturing process at Celltrion's facility.
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He called that prospect "frankly perverse" because copycat devaluations would leave everyone in the same position and would not really alter anything.
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Sure, Olympus Has Fallen was — like so many other films — just a Die Hard copycat, but it was functional enough to work.
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Not soon after his move, he gets a job at McDowell's, a McDonald's copycat run by the father of his love interest.
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Even copycat exhibits have taken off, eschewing accredited museums in favor of places like the Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
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Its core business of making copycat drugs is under attack in the United States, where inflated drug prices are under growing scrutiny.
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It was initially devised as a means of thwarting the dozens of copycat companies stealing ideas and sales from his cereal business.
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However, user growth looks grim for Snapchat, which has seen stagnant growth in recent quarters since Instagram launched a copycat "Stories" feature.
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Suicide is a social phenomenon on some level, but with responsible reporting, high-profile suicides don't have to spawn a copycat effect.
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It also states that a biosimilar maker must give the original biologic drug maker 180 days' notice before launching its copycat version.
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Copycat designs have arisen, as they always do, but the MacBook's biggest impact so far has been within Apple's walled-in ecosystem.
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Metal was also found in a banana, an apple and a mango, which the Australian government believed to be isolated "copycat" cases.
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Whether this copycat caravan succeeds in breaching our borders will likely hinge on our response to the one that is currently underway.
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In a bid to prevent copycat killings, Rising won't reveal the killer's typical trademarks, other than the basic outline of the mutilations.
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Meshkov told me that while Google removed the extensions he flagged, the store is littered with these kinds of sketchy, copycat extensions.
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But Pfizer still sued, arguing it was inevitable that the copycat versions would be dispensed for pain as well as other conditions.
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In a corner stands a rifle, which appears to be an American standard military-issue M4, its civilian variant or a copycat.
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Silicon Valley once saw China as a copycat, but it now has some of the world's biggest and most powerful internet companies.
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The New New World HONG KONG — Once derided as a technology backwater and copycat, China is justifiably proud of its technology boom.
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The agreement gives Argentum the right to sell the copycat version of Restasis before the patents covering the drug expire, Argentum said.
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DiClemente said that Snapchat has not done a good enough job of differentiating, especially since Instagram launched its own copycat Stories format.
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Her dance routines spur thousands of copycat videos; her rise has been so sharp and fast that she has become a meme.
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Retailers and grocery stores have introduced copycat convenience-type models with food, and restaurants have sharpened their focus on breakfast and snacks.
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A Fox News spokeswoman said the network and Ms. Brandi "vehemently" denied the allegations, calling them "copycat claims" from the original lawsuit.
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The impact on revenue from the copycat "could be materially higher" than the $2268 million forecast earlier this month, the company said.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel told reporters that law enforcement would classify copycat attempts or pranks as real threats requiring serious investigation.
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The Eufy Genie is a copycat of the Amazon Echo Dot that ships with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant, and costs just $35.
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WeWork is now the largest office tenant business in New York and has spawned an entire industry of copycat co-working spaces.
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The Taurus was a huge hit, with massive sales that saved the struggling company — and inspired a wave of copycat American cars.
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There's also the "copycat" phenomenon — when someone else's hateful actions, and the publicity they engender, spur others who seek notoriety and attention.
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We're told Tyga and Kylie were invited to the Saturday event, but no-showed ... then threw their bigger copycat bash the next day.
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Seen as lagging behind technologically, they were lousy with copycat services, unable to compete with Silicon Valley due to censorship and government interference.
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While this pooper might not be a copycat pooper, per se, their crimes do resemble those of the infamous Colorado Springs Mad Pooper.
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There are dozens of fan favorite, copycat recipes available online so you can recreate Whole Foods' California quinoa salad and its detox salad.
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But in developed economies – where much of the rents exist anyway, it's unlikely that enterprise companies will elect the copycat as a supplier.
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In theory, a hacker could make a copycat chemical random number generator to speed up the decryption of information processed by Cronin's robot.
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Despite my conviction about the model, the copycat word — short for replicating startups and attached to these ventures — annoyed me from the start.
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Copycat products from Denon, Polk, Samsung, and other manufacturers have never made a compelling case for themselves in the face of Sonos' success.
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A copycat neologism (like ''fatphobic'') automatically conjures a comparison between a struggling cause (like fat acceptance) and the overwhelmingly successful gay rights movement.
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The enduring popularity of The Twilight Zone has also been proven by obvious copycat shows like Hulu's Dimension 404 and Netflix's Black Mirror.
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After the images went viral online, a teen copycat in nearby Bakersfield was arrested for wearing a clown costume and chasing a girl.
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At first blush, LG's latest flagship looks like another iPhone X copycat, but there's far more to the G7 ThinQ than its notch.
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Despite the similarities, the reality star clapped back at Ensing's copycat accusation a few hours after the comment was left on her post.
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Now, it's more about "exploit[ing] fandoms for a bottom line, "snorting lines of cinnamon, copycat cashin' in" and "monetizing kissing guys.
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The new regulations have resulted in victories for Château Lafite Rothschild, which is battling copycat wine bottlers, as well as for Mr Trump.
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Facebook said that when a post is flagged for demotion by a fact-checker, the company applies the same treatment to copycat posts.
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For months, Snapchat has been challenging the narrative that slower user growth is due to Facebook adopting copycat features, like Stories and Stickers.
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Johnson & Johnson slipped 1.3% after the diversified healthcare company warned that competition from generic and copycat drugs could impact its third-quarter results.
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That relatively slow growth continued in Q1, as Facebook added similar copycat features, such as disappearing messages and filters, to its core product.
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I don't know if that was a thing in your playground or office space, but Ken was always the shit copycat one, right?
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The automated moderation systems that might stop content that promulgates a culture of hate—content plausibly capable of inciting copycat violence—are failing.
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All use copycat parts because Apple, like other major manufacturers, doesn't supply original parts or repair manuals to anyone but authorized service partners.
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For example, some past studies have seen no significant increase over time, while others believe a "copycat effect" has led to increased frequently.
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Last year, Vladimir Putin's United Russia party rushed a copycat law through the Duma within a few months of the German one's passage.
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Like Schwarzmann's copycat cafes, its aesthetic arises from tens of thousands of people making the same independent decisions rather than a corporate mandate.
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Taylor says BM demanded she NOT rerecord copycat versions of her songs next year like she's planning ... and to stop talking about them.
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These entrepreneurs don't fit the copycat stereotype of the past, they're innovating quickly, and they have the full backing of the Chinese government.
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Last year, Instagram released a copycat version of Snapchat's Stories feature for sharing collections of images and photos that disappear after 24 hours.
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And there have been copycat Post-it operations in other parts of the subway, as well as in Seattle, San Francisco and Boston.
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After less than a month of viral fame, the original rainbow grilled cheese has a copycat, and, yes, you can find it stateside.
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Still, if China were to be more public about the checks, it could lead to copycat policies from other countries, analysts have said.
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Allergan said that it would appeal the decision, and the Food and Drug Administration has not yet approved copycat versions of the drug.
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"There are concerns around contagion or a copycat effect each time a community witnesses a significant number of cases of anti-transgender violence."
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The incidents caused something of a nationwide hysteria, and led to more than 230 copycat incidents and false reports of similar strawberry spikings.
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The Israeli army said it was deploying several additional battalions to the West Bank to defend against copycat attacks or other further violence.
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Copycat crime is hardly new in criminology, but the power of social media has exponentially expanded the reach and speed of such delusion.
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Twitter and Facebook in particular have funneled significant resources into preventing copycat episodes during elections around the world over the past several years.
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CLEVELAND — It's her speech that's getting the most attention, but Melania Trump's Republican National Convention dress is the focus of some copycat shoppers.
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Another study conducted by Dr. Mehdi concluded that the country was experiencing a copycat effect, in the wake of Mr. Bouazizi's revolutionary act.
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Copycat variants of the malicious software behind the attacks have begun to proliferate, according to experts who were on guard for new attacks.
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The Australian government points out some of the cases could be "hoaxes or copycat events," but that hasn't stopped people from freaking out.
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Spokesman Dmitry Peskov gave copycat responses claiming that Russia had nothing to do with interferences, echoing Putin's nyet.
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There is even a Vietnamese barber offering Trump and Jong Un copycat haircuts to help the citizens of Hanoi look their very best.
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Lyft and Uber have competed fiercely for riders and drivers since their earliest days, often introducing copycat services within days of each other.
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There remains the possibility that copycat attacks could be planned, after the Islamic State celebrated Mateen's attack through official channels in recent hours.
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In the beginning, Polygon was the only game in town; by now, there are five or six copycat night that have popped up.
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The two companies have competed fiercely for riders and drivers since their earliest days, often introducing copycat services within days of each other.
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This suit could have wider implications in the beauty industry, which is rife with copycat products thanks to a robust cottage industry of dupes.
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Huawei P20: "The Copycat Mini Notch"Illustration: Sam Woolley (Gizmodo)This category is for all the phones at came in the iPhone X's wake.
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Signs of progress The fame-seeking copycat theories are compelling, given that not much else has changed in terms of causes of gun violence.
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Hackers use that practice, known as "typo-squatting," to develop copycat sites for use in phishing campaigns to steal credentials or to criticize candidates.
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Managers will have to disclose the funds' holdings only quarterly, so copycat investors will not be able to track their trades during market hours.
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Instagram Stories is stealing Snapchat usage, which led Snapchat's user growth to plummet 82 percent in the two quarters after Facebook's copycat spun up.
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"Part of the reason the committee is very concerned about it is because of the prospect of copycat laws by other countries," she said.
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I admit, I tried my best to resist Instagram Stories — I already used Snapchat Stories, so why would I want to use a copycat?
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Founded in 21924, the world's oldest and largest shuffleboard club has in recent years experienced a renaissance (and inspired a copycat club in Brooklyn).
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But with all the copycat collections around, you might as well go straight to the source: the new Kendall + Kylie x Revolve swim capsule.
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Pre-release, the fear was that Joker's portrait of a pathetic, lonely man who finds his voice in violence might goad copycat lashings-out.
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Indeed, Elon Musk recently joked on Twitter that Amazon boss Jeff Bezos was a "copycat" for announcing the launch of internet satellites after SpaceX.
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It, too is a left-wing copycat, mimicking media watchdog groups on the right such as Accuracy in Media and the Media Research Center.
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In fact, fans are also calling Brie's hair as Ruth a total copycat of Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) from the same sci-fi series.
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Plus, it's not like I could be a huge copycat and just get my kid's belly-button stub cast as a necklace or anything.
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The 27-day Amazon Kindle cliff may necessitate ghostwriting, repetitive plots, and copycat writing, but none of these things are new in genre writing.
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Police Commissioner James O'Neill said that while authorities were concerned about copycat attacks, there was no specific threat to New York City on Wednesday.
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Johnson & Johnson shares slipped 1.6% after the diversified healthcare company warned that competition from generic and copycat drugs could impact its third-quarter results.
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The NASA chief is worried about a copycat effect, in which other countries will now feel compelled to demonstrate their own anti-satellite capacity.
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Snap recently added TikTok to its list of competitors, alongside Twitter and YouTube, and in November, Facebook released a TikTok copycat app called Lasso.
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It's essentially a Tamagotchi copycat, but the pet — which you'll find when you open a new tab — survives on less Chrome tabs being opened.
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The drug faces impending competition from cheaper generic versions but delays in launch of copycat drugs have helped sales in the past few quarters.
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In fact, up until now, a majority of the most successful startups coming out of Latin America have fallen under the "copycat" business model.
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Johnson & Johnson shares slipped 723% after the diversified healthcare company warned that competition from generic and copycat drugs could impact its third-quarter results.
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Even worse, Caiola says the people making the copycat game are shamelessly capitalizing on the success of his game, and cutting into his sales.
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The monthly gathering was hosted in the Copycat building, another old warehouse functioning as an artist's space, home to most of the participating galleries.
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Our photog got Jason at LAX Wednesday and asked about the copycat cover ... but Jason insists it's an homage to D'Angelo more than anything.
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But if it can fend off Instagram's copycat assault and stay looking "cool", brands may be willing to experiment on the upstart social app.
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Competitors branded Huawei a cut-rate vendor of copycat equipment, and companies including Cisco Systems and Motorola filed lawsuits over alleged trade secret theft.
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Before that admonition happened, however, the copycat news industry was in full delirium, repeating without substantiation the BuzzFeed report, countless times over countless outlets.
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The Silk Road, which used the digital currency bitcoin for payment, was closed down in 2013, but it has been replaced by copycat sites.
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NEW CONTROVERSY: The FBI decided to redact his references to ISIS to avoid further harm to the victims and to discourage any copycat attacks.
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Like the red ring inside of the round button — it's so clearly a copycat of the red ring on the Apple Watch's digital crown.
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More than 28503 copycat plots and attacks have happened in the nearly 22019 years since the Columbine shooting, according to a report published Wednesday.
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Manufacturers of copycat "biosimilar" medical products will be able to bring their drugs to the market faster after a unanimous Supreme Court decision Monday.
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Verified accounts are often targets for hackers who try to phish out passwords with copycat profiles that appear similar to Twitter's own official accounts.
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Bitcoin's value has ranged from a fraction of a dollar to nearly $20,000 in its short life, spawning countless copycat currencies and many millionaires.
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Soon, other dockless bike share companies popped up: Chinese copycat Mobike, bankrolled by Alibaba rival Tencent, claims to be the world's biggest dockless operator.
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Compared with the Valley, China's technology ecosystem still felt relatively backward, packed with cutthroat copycat companies and thin on venture capital or genuine innovation.
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Since launching in 2014, Peloton has spawned a number of copycat, on-demand fitness startups—Mirror, Crew, FightCamp, and Tonal to name a few.
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Some posted copycat videos on Twitter and others implored Blue Bell to use tamper-resistant foils under the lids of its ice cream tubs.
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As per the deal, Mylan will pay royalties to AbbVie once its copycat product is launched and AbbVie will make no payments to Mylan.
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It says the DOJ is worried not only about attacks emanating from Russia, like those described by Burt, but copycat operations from other nations.
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Similarly, manufacturers will stop obtaining FDA approval for copycat drugs that offer no new benefits and can no longer be sold at high prices.
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Their prowess at mimicking innovation goes back to 2135.99, when the three brothers developed Alando, a German copycat to American online auction site eBay.
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Although bearing many similarities, it's impossible to know if Chuckling Squad is actually responsible for this hack, or if it's merely a copycat attack.
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The fact that CDA immunity has thus far proved impenetrable, has proved irresistible to copycat "entrepreneurs" wanting to get on the sex trade bonanza.
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Now it's asking a judge to yank the copycat bobbles from retailers, and force JF to hand over its profits from the Trump figurines.
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Activists worry that once China's biggest players start orca performances, it will spawn a copycat effect at smaller, less experienced parks around the country.
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There is also the worry that some of the machete murders could be "copycat" killings -- regular murders disguised to be seen as a terror attack.
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Hardened by the copycat wars of the 2000s, during which most of them tried to replicate Western ideas, they have now come into their own.
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It's the kind of document instigators of mass violence often write to inspire copycat attackers (which is why I chose not to link to it).
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AND THEN we found out that the real Black Hood is Hal Cooper, and also Gerald Petite is a copycat Hood hired by Hiram Lodge.
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Either the incumbents or a lot of manufacturers in China, everyone sees that there's demand and they all rush to sort of do a copycat.
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The investigators decided to make these letters public, leading to a flurry of copycat letters that only served to popularize the serial killer even further.
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Instagram rival Snapchat will also be taking note of these numbers, as its audience has dwindled since Instagram launched a copycat stories feature in August.
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It's also working on improving its presence in North America, a market where copycat drugmakers' growth has been hit due to pressure on drug prices.
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Its irreverent voice set off a wave of copycat sites, enough to create an entire industry of online media for millennials begging to be parodied.
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At the time, Google said it was restricting access to the program in order to prevent copycat channels from making money off of stolen content.
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Known as biosimilars, these complex copycat drugs (which are a bit like generics) have been allowed in Europe since 2004 and in America since 2010.
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The FBI also warned of copycat attacks, issuing a statement Sunday night urging the public to report suspicious activity they observe in person or online.
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We also must ensure illegal products, such as counterfeit, copycat, and those that deliver controlled substances, stay out of the market and away from youth.
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"It's not as cool as before to have an iPhone," said Cai, a 23-year-old assistant at one of the remaining copycat Apple stores.
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Many had initially predicted that Pokémon Go would spawn a series of copycat AR games, and now that prediction finally seems to be coming true.
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In the United States the key battleground is still over copycat Remicade, which has sparked a high-profile legal fight between J&J and Pfizer.
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Asus is one of the biggest consumer electronics companies in the world, and yet its copycat notch is probably the most galling of them all.
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Notably, it has for a long time served as one of the origin points for many of the copycat videos that now spread across YouTube.
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But it's by no means a given that a lawsuit will ever get off the ground, either in Idaho or in the inevitable copycat states.
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An author with access to Bookclicker also provided screencaps of Hopkins ranting in a main channel about copycat authors who also used the "cocky" concept.
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Grubhub has recently faced accusations of charging fees to restaurants for phone calls that did not result in orders and of making copycat restaurant websites.
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Henderson says he worries the video posting will encourage copycat crimes and further traumatize his community, already trying to cope with such a devastating incident.
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The alleged copycat pattern was used as a part of West's Season 5 line for hoodies, bomber jackets, shirts, cargo pants and thigh-high boots.
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The healthcare sector was boosted by Mylan, which surged nearly 17 percent after U.S. regulators approved its copycat version of Teva's blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug.
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Manufacturers of copycat "biosimilar" medical products will be able to bring their drugs to the market faster after a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision Monday.
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Xiaomi is putting the 'Chinese copycat' label behind it Speaking of the iPhone, it's worth acknowledging that Xiaomi has truly created its own device here.
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AbbVie's drug Humira against rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis, the world's biggest-selling prescription drug, is facing potential competition from cheaper copycat versions known as biosimilars.
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Soon, they were backed by Germany's Samwer brothers, whose habit of imitating American online businesses earned them a reputation as the copycat kings of Europe.
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The alleged copycat pattern was used as a part of West's Season 5 line for hoodies, bomber jackets, shirts, cargo pants and thigh-high boots.
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Gravity Blanket wasn't available yet, so I went with BlanQuil, one of the many copycat blankets that have popped up since Gravity Blanket's Kickstarter success.
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Soon dozens of copycat furnaces began appearing in Sukabumi and on islands closer to the cinnabar mines, helping flood the black market with cheap mercury.
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The head-to-head nature of "Street Fighter II" sparked a competitive fervor that few games could match, and inspired a host of copycat titles.
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Last week, high fashion brand Balenciaga had the audacity to sell a copycat version of Ikea's $0.99 Frakta take-home bag for a whopping $2,145.
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Her boyfriend, a blithe Labrador Retriever actor named Mr. Peanutbutter, amassed his fortune from appearing on a Horsin' Around copycat program called Mr. Peanutbutter's House.
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Nobody said it's because they're afraid of copycat killings—they just don't think the movie is going to bring them a return on their investments.
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According to the suit, Mansur Gavriel allegedly sent cease and desist letters to these companies, but the sale of the purported copycat handbags didn't stop.
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A dozen new Leinenkugel's shandy varieties followed (as did copycat shandy brands), and the line now accounts for nearly 70 percent of the brewer's production.
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The move is in line with Geely's ambitions to build more up-market cars and throw off its reputation for copycat designs and shoddy quality.
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In a copycat league, the defiant Ravens have become the feared, eccentric nonconformists — radical thinkers who make the rest of the league nervous and jumpy.
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READ: 13-year-old arrested for copycat threat in same district as Parkland shooting The conspiracy theory about Hogg also made the rounds on Facebook.
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Although, admirably, The Times's report on the copycat pattern leaves out the names of the shooters, that omission, not so admirably, reflects no general policy.
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As copycat investors flooded into the buyout markets, the quality of deals deteriorated — laughably, one major acquisition was insolvent on the day the deal closed.
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Though at first there were only a few reports, after police issued warnings to parents, copycat attacks followed, with more than 300 reported cases nationwide.
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A 2004 book, The Copycat Effect, explores the role the media plays in encouraging the spread of such behaviors and possible ways to prevent it.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday narrowed a preliminary injunction Lego A/S won against a rival toy company it accused of selling copycat products.
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Asked what he thought about the claims that Facebook is too much of a "copycat" when it came to building new features, Codorniou was defensive.
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But none of the former Obama aides denied the political wisdom of Trump's copycat strategy, even as they questioned his intentions and ability to execute.
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At the other end, Indivior rose almost 17 percent after obtaining a preliminary injunction against Dr Reddy's Laboratories for selling copycat versions of its drugs.
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"We are highly concerned after some netizens pointed out the work may have been a copycat," the organizing committee said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Texas lawyer Annie McAdams brought the suit, claiming Mailchimp — after US law enforcement shut down Backpage for facilitating sex trafficking — worked with copycat site YesBackpage.com.
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"Copycat" threats were made Thursday at schools near Parkland, Florida, where a gunman killed 17 people at a high school a day earlier, authorities said.
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On Pro Football NASHVILLE — The N.F.L. is said to be a copycat league, a place where one team's innovations are quickly adopted by many others.
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Police don't know if it's the work of one individual, or a group of individuals, but they believe others have followed suit with copycat attacks.
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And, as with teenage suicides, there was a pattern of copycat attacks, or at least a tendency of those close to a "martyr" to seek revenge.
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Human Rights Watch has been investigating Duterte and the Davao Death Squad (DDS) for years, having recorded 1,424 deaths committed by the DDS and copycat groups.
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"Any high-profile hack will create elements of a dogpile and copycat, if we want to include both dog and cat in our analoty," says Cobb.
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While Wikie's copycat attempts aren't perfect, they are impressive and show to Abramson and his team that orcas are excellent imitators, a sign of high intelligence.
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Military police in Minas Gerais say it&aposs also unclear if the attacks were coordinated by criminal groups, or if solo actors were committing copycat crimes.
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That includes depicting the method with haunting specificity, which may lead to copycat deaths and can have the unintended effect of glorifying the act of suicide.
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By then, the market had been inundated with approximately 21960 copycat products, like Sego, Bal-Cal, and Carnation Instant Slender (which later became Carnation Instant Breakfast).
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Police have already made at least a dozen arrests related to copycat threats in the wake of the tragedy at Stoneman Douglas that left 17 dead.
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MacPaw doesn't accept any copycat or deceptive apps, which is why it has turned into a sort of mini Mac App Store without any paid download.
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But despite the rises, Zhou Wei, a gaming sector columnist at Sina, said it's hard for copycat games to succeed in China in the longer term.
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Juul was on the market before the August 2016 FDA deadline, but other companies have introduced new copycat devices after the cutoff date without regulatory consequences.
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The FDA last year declined to approve Novartis AG's copycat for Neulasta, while its decision on Mylan NV and Biocon Ltd's biosimilar is expected by October.
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At just shy of $200 each, these Copycat Art Scratchers are an expensive way for your cat to stay entertained while you're at work all day.
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A "festival of copycat gerrymandering the likes of which this country has never seen" awaits America, Mr Smith warned, unless the justices resolve to act now.
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At least one school district reported a rise in self-harm after the series aired, and there appears to have been at least one copycat death.
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Momenta and Novartis unit Sandoz, which already sell a generic version of 20 mg Copaxone, are also working on a copycat for the 40 mg dosage.
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Why should it be otherwise: Bing was seen, not long after launching, as an imitator, and accused of being a copycat outright by market leader Google.
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And when YouTube does kick people like Jones off the platform, as it eventually did this year, their unhinged rants often pop up on copycat accounts.
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That decision promises to block copycat laws in other states, and may even lead to a much broader range of anti-abortion laws being struck down.
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Teva's application for a copycat version has been in question since February, when the Food and Drug Administration flagged "major deficiencies" in the Israeli drugmaker's device.
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The company added the Snapchat copycat feature back in August 2016 and the feature's popularity is likely largely the cause of Snapchat's slowed growth in 2017.
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Not content with merely launching its own take on Instagram and Snapchat's Stories, Skype today is adding another copycat-like feature to its app: photo stickers.
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Dow Industrials member Johnson & Johnson fell 1.4% after the diversified healthcare company warned that competition from generic and copycat drugs could impact its third-quarter results.
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The "Fat man does amazing dive — Shooting Stars" dank masterpiece, with its crappy editing and terrible effects, set the tone for the copycat videos that followed.
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In 2017, the FDA declined to approve the copycat drug, Fulphila, and asked for more data related to manufacturing facilities of Mylan and its partner Biocon.
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If you want to know what the Google-before-Google was, it was Yahoo, which even prompted a short-lived copycat "Google!" logo back in '99.
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But maybe, just for now, we can forget the copycat comparisons and be thankful that both apps are finding ways to celebrate a month of love.
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Over the years, China has picked up an image of being a copycat in technology, creating knock-off products already produced in the U.S or elsewhere.
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Chinese vendors, formerly seen as churning out cheap phones with copycat innovation, have upped their quality game and now control nearly half the global mobile market.
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They made up for it with a stingy bullpen, and while Moore said the team needed more innings from its starters, baseball is a copycat industry.
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The Columbine shooting, the report says, "got more attention from CNN than the death of Princess Diana," and 400 copycat incidents took place across the country.
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"With Amazon now agreeing to collect and remit sales taxes for Washington state, I expect every other state will aim to copycat this effort," Thomson said.
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A copycat video by a Louisiana man has landed him in jail, though he reportedly has a receipt for it and claims he purchased it afterward.
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To date, Medieval Reactions sits at 427,000 followers and going strong, garnering multiple copycat accounts and thousands of retweets and likes with every silly picture tweet.
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Like Prydz, Flume's unique production tactic has its own Reddit thread, as well as dozens of YouTube tutorials that turn you into an effective Flume copycat.
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In the buffered world of Silicon Valley, teenagers with keys to the future in their hands are following one another in copycat acts of self-destruction.
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Granted, there's less of an effect when the suicide is fictional, but even then, it's associated with more than a quadruple increase in a copycat effect.
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On a yellow table is a wooden robot, alongside a stack of Which Way books—a copycat series in the style of Choose Your Own Adventure.
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However, the alleged "Penis Man" says he's getting the shaft ... because he claims he's just a copycat, and the REAL "Penis Man" is still at large.
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Sprint's promises that it would implement a copycat version of Nextel's popular push to talk technology on its 1xEV-DO Rev A platform also went nowhere.
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Experts said such incidents are common after mass shootings, and authorities take them seriously, especially because some researchers believe mass killings can lead to copycat attacks.
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"Robin Williams died in 2014," Ayers noted, and all the people who were vulnerable to following the actor by committing a copycat suicide have done so.
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Facebook's latest "copycat" app sent shares of Pinterest falling 4% after hours on Thursday, but history shows investors may not have too much to worry about.
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The attack was a copycat of the one Mr. Pierce outlined in the book, right down to the time of day and type of explosives used.
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Are they something "new" and innovative, or just a copycat lower-rent version of their TV cousin without the actual "upftont" media deals in many cases?
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More recently, the General Data Protection Regulation, for all of its own flaws and incumbent-strengthening properties, has inspired valuable copycat legislation in California and other states.
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Click on for the copies that made our jaws drop in the past year; here's to hoping we won't see nearly as much copycat action come 2017.
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Despite having an entire section of the menu devoted to mojitos, Lisa's specialty cocktail — "Lisa's Big Pinky" — is basically just a mojito copycat in a wine glass.
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His comments come after a media report said JLR's copycat lawsuit against Jiangling could suffer a setback given both companies' patents had been cancelled by Chinese authorities.
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The story about the morgue worker isn't the only hoax that keeps coming back, according to a BuzzFeed News review of recent hoaxes and their copycat versions.
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"It's so hard to figure out how much of this is people passing stuff around on Facebook, or how much of it is copycat stuff," he says.
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The social network has for years used strategic acquisitions and developed copycat products to prevent its user base from fleeing to competitors and to capture younger users.
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The same pattern applies when Middleton gets a haircut: Women flock to the salon with photos of her new 'do in the hopes of a perfect copycat.
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So, I don&apost look at this like I&aposm not worried about airport security as much as I&aposm worried... KENNEDY: Not worried about a copycat.
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"The Chinese are looking for unique technology that goes beyond their traditional copycat style to stay competitive," says Sephi Shapira, chief executive officer of MassiveImpact International Ltd.
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Motherboard reached out to the hackers on a dark web Slack-like chatroom they set up and announced on Pastebin and DeepPaste, a dark web Pastebin copycat.
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Up till now the EU's strategy has been to secure the union from copycat national revolts in other member states by taking a tough line with Britain.
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It appears that Facebook's copycat products on Instagram and WhatsApp are strongly exceeding Snapchat's numbers of 103 million daily active users at the end of last year.
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The defendants: Drug distributors and drug makers have said they intend to "vigorously" defend themselves against the "copycat" lawsuits which they claim don't address the opioid problem.
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However, sales of J&J's rheumatoid arthritis drug, Remicade, slipped in the latest quarter as the company faces rising threats from copycat versions of the blockbuster drug.
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"We've seen it happen in Davao and we've seen copycat practices," Chito Gascon, chairman of the Commission on Human Rights (CHR), an independent Philippine watchdog, told Reuters.
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As FDA commissioner, Gottlieb has prioritized approving more generic drugs to help lower prices, allowing more than 1,000 copycat drugs into the market last year, he said.
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It's an image that China has been eager to push, marking a clear shift from the old stereotype of a "copycat China," especially as entrepreneurship has boomed.
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Nodding towards Vetements' treatment of DHL, Champion, and Thrasher, Aritzia came up with its own versions, all in the name of today's ever-so-popular copycat culture.
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The worst are the copycat apps that appear to be legitimate deal apps but whose sole purpose is to infect your smartphones and steal your personal data.
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"We are determined because otherwise this becomes the copycat of Aleppo," de Mistura said, referring to a battle for besieged rebel-held eastern Aleppo in late 2016.
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European leaders outside the U.K. also face the possibility that the Brexit vote will bolster euroskeptic parties in their own countries and possibly even trigger copycat referendums.
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In 2015, the FBI shuttered malware marketplace Darkode, and then at the end of last year a small group of hackers launched their own eponymous copycat version.
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"Any incidents of self-contamination or copycat incidents impact on the industry and are very unhelpful for authorities," NSW Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty told reporters in Sydney.
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As Kosarek takes these killers back through their crimes via drug-induced hypnosis, a detective in Prague leads an investigation into a Jack the Ripper copycat killer.
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The state has continued to defend its copycat admitting- privileges law despite its clear conflict with the Whole Woman's Health case, which my organization argued and won.
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The idea of actually downloading and playing the copycat app, "The Q," is preposterous, even though its relatively minuscule traffic increases players' chances of winning bigger sums.
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Most of his films take place in beachy European villas — oft-cited originals in a whole genre of copycat movies currently having a bit of a moment.
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His comments come after a media report said JLR's copycat lawsuit against Jiangling could suffer a setback given both companies' patents had been canceled by Chinese authorities.
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The board also ruled in May to invalidate the patent of the alleged copycat, Jiangling's Landwind X7, saying in the decision that it strongly resembled the Evoque.
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Now the authorities and store owners across the country are wrestling with how to stop a series of copycat videos made by people committing the same crime.
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On the other hand, researchers said, the fabric of events and motivations that culminate in school shootings inevitably are more individual and complex than simple copycat crimes.
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"[The Sega Genesis Mini] is completely copycat," said Andrei Hagiu, an associate professor of information systems at Boston University, who previously wrote case studies on video games.
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Facebook's copycat Lasso has been installed just 425,000 times since it launched in November, while TikTok has 640 million installs in the same period outside of China.
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Far from being a copycat with his typically beautiful and ingeniously detailed collaboration with the North Face, Mr. Watanabe was revisiting a trend he may have started.
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But she said Britain was under threat from a new breed of crude copycat militants who might not have spent years plotting or even been radicalized online.
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Every single one of the things they announced yesterday, except the Chromecast Ultra, was in some way a derivative, or a refinement, or a copycat of preexisting devices.
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Copycat red blends with sexy labels—for instance, E. & J. Gallo's zinfandel-based Apothic Red and Ménage à Trois' merlot-forward Midnight—began to pop up like mushrooms.
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As an aside, when searching for the website I found a copycat site that also claimed to be the Sirin ICO – a problem that plagues countless token sales.
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Some, like this Ferrari-branded Vertu Blackberry copycat (wow, just let that trio of brands soak in) are relatively cheap:Screenshot: G. J. Wisdom & CoOthers are slightly more expensive.
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From Day One, Brussels rallied the 27 other EU nations, warning that any sweetheart deal to protect trade with Britain could spur copycat demands and unravel the bloc.
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A one-sided history has kept the biennial event from gaining the status the PGA Tour hoped for when it created the Ryder Cup-copycat competition in 1994.
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The companies disagreed on how to apply that law's requirement that a biosimilar drug maker give the brand-name manufacturer 180 days notice before launching its copycat version.
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Abbvie said on Thursday it settled all patent disputes with Novartis, granting it a non-exclusive license to manufacture and sell a copycat version of blockbuster drug, Humira.
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Shenzhen has done more than any place on the mainland to debunk the outdated myth of "copycat China", becoming the global hub of innovation in hardware and manufacturing.
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The company invested $30 million toward its own youth prevention plan, and went after counterfeiters, copycat devices and illegal online sales of both its own product and counterfeiters.
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In Dayton, no motive has yet been determined, but there was no immediate indication it was a hate crime or copycat of the El Paso incident, police said.
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You might be shocked to hear this, but the person in charge of Snapchat Discover and Snap's other "non-friend content" isn't impressed by Instagram's copycat product, IGTV.
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To be sure, copycat outlets represent just a small fraction of Apple's sales in China, where it also sells handsets through mobile carriers and its own official stores.
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A person with close knowledge of Facebook's efforts to fight misinformation told BuzzFeed News the company is aware of the problem of copycat version of hoaxes going viral.
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But Indivior tumbled 11 percent after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the drugmaker's bid to block Dr. Reddy's Laboratories' copycat of its lucrative opioid addiction treatment Suboxone Film.
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The companies disagreed on how to apply the law's requirement that a biosimilar drug maker give the brand-name manufacturer 180 days notice before launching its copycat version.
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Bregoli, who went viral after coining the phrase "cash me outside" during a Dr. Phil appearance in 2016, is the new face of the cosmetics brand CopyCat Beauty.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The U.S Supreme Court decision to speed access to copycat biologics drugs on Monday was expected but has an "immediate impact", Sanofi Chief Executive told Reuters.
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Snapchat sorts Stories reverse-chronologicallyAlgorithmic sorting of Stories has propelled Snap copycat Instagram Stories to 200 million daily active users in 10 months — more than Snapchat's whole app.
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But can Facebook reform its 15-year legacy as devourer of all things private with a single sweeping, underedited screed from its copycat visionary and dark-pattern technocrat?
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It's also far below Instagram's more than 400 million daily active users, 200 million of whom watch Instagram Stories, its copycat version of one of Snapchat's core products.
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One month after the Christchurch shooter, a copycat who killed one person at a San Diego synagogue, also left a note on 4chan, a sister site to 8chan.
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Being different in an increasingly homogenous, copycat-obsessive league is cool...unless you're a Heat fan watching plays like those seen below: A zone is idiosyncratic in 218.5.
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Epilady mania had erupted almost immediately after its 224 debut, generating over $22000 million ($20013 million now) in its first two years and copycat products around the world.
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A few other examples of the applied business model, or "copycat" successes in the region include: In today's digital age, ideas can travel much faster than companies can.
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Facebook and its other platforms Instagram and Whatsapp have launched copycat offerings of Snap's main selling point – photos and videos that disappear from users' view after 24 hours.
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The Supreme Court previously refused Helsinn's request to block the lower court ruling while it considered the company's case, allowing Teva to bring its Aloxi copycat to market.
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Fraser, who had to drop his broad Scottish accent to play Harry, said he did not want to do a mere copycat of the tall, ginger-haired prince.
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It's fairly common for a Middleton pick to sell out instantly — but, luckily, other designers are often quick to create "copycat" dresses with a much lower price tag.
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Notably, the company faced a high-profile copycat accusation from the creator of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), a battle royale-style game widely understood to have inspired Fortnite's gameplay.
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With the App Store already troubled by clones, Search Ads could allow a developer to simply pay to get copycat app listed above the original in the results.
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Last year, Gottlieb's first leading the agency, the FDA approved a record number of generic drugs and a handful of biosimilars, or copycat versions of complex, biologic drugs.
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At the time of writing, Jake's tweet had been retweeted over 4,800 times, which means we'll probably be seeing a lot of copycat (copydog?) cutouts in the future.
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Today, the labradoodle remains one of the most popular mixed breeds, but there has been an influx of copycat crossbreeds that have caused health problems for the dogs.
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The tenth murder had been carried out by a 22-year-old copycat, Yonhap reported, without citing any more details about the copycat's identity or time of arrest.
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In 1999, Until Your Heart Stops changed the entire landscape of hardcore, and no amount of time—or boring copycat bands—can ever take that away from them.
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Animated GIF capture tool and social network Phhhoto is shutting down its app due to server costs becoming unsustainable after getting slammed with competition by Instagram's copycat Boomerang.
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Largely because of the influence of pharma on the FDA itself, our drug approval process rewards copycat variation of already-available drugs instead of truly innovative pharmaceutical design.
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Teves is also the founder of No Notoriety, a group promoting the idea that a gunman's name and personal details should not be publicized, to prevent copycat shooters.
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In the United States, law enforcement and prosecutors have the tools to react quickly to the rise of new copycat drugs that could be used for illicit purposes.
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Although known at one point more for its copycat designs and lower quality vehicles, the Hangzhou-based firm has transformed itself into an automaker with up-market aspirations.
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At the same time, Chinese firms, which have historically produced copycat drugs for domestic use, will increasingly sell innovative treatments for everyone, like those being developed by BeiGene.
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First, the strain of a sudden onslaught of users, followed by copycat apps and a slanderous campaign that falsely claimed the app was a hotbed of sex trafficking.
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CopyCat Beauty tells TMZ ... with Danielle pushing their products, first-day sales reached over $500,000 and the company had more than a half-million hits on its website.
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Now ILP wants the copycat pool toy yanked from shelves and even wants Sunnylife's customers to return any fake swans they bought ... oh, and they want money too.
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One silver lining for Teva has been the launch of only one copycat of Copaxone by Mylan since Momenta has yet to market its 40 mg version, Kreizman said.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday invalidated a patent relating to Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals' blood vessel dilator Inomax, helping clear the way for Praxair Inc to launch a copycat version.
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Margrethe Vestager, who runs the commission, is targeting Amazon over concerns it is sucking up product data from successful rival sellers and then bringing cheaper copycat products to market.
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The stock has also been hit hard by a U.S. court ruling late last month that allowed a rival to sell a copycat version of its blockbuster Suboxone drug.
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Scroll on to see how you can make your copycat versions of three popular menu options from Sweetgreen, Chop't, and Just Salad — and save some major $$$ in the process.
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It had been pummelled following the decision to open up the U.S. market to cheaper copycat drugs and has lost nearly two-thirds of its value since the indictment.
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Lululemon (LULU) CEO Calvin McDonald told the Wall Street Journal that the apparel maker has no plans to cut prices, despite the proliferation of copycat products hitting the marketplace.
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The fried pickle recipe in question is from a blog called All She Cooks, and it's for a copycat version of the fried pickle appetizer served at Texas Roadhouse.
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"This is exactly why we have to say China is innovating now and is no longer a copycat," says Samm Sacks of the Center of Strategic and International Studies.
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Lululemon — Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald told The Wall Street Journal that the apparel maker has no plans to cut prices, despite the proliferation of copycat products hitting the marketplace.
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Copycat version of hoaxes and false stories were far more prevalent in 2017 than 2016, according to data and the experience of BuzzFeed News covering fake news both years.
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"We cannot and must not pretend that things can continue as they are," May said, adding that Britain was under attack from a new breed of crude copycat militants.
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However, the drama of that moment was almost eclipsed (in fashion industry Instagram circles, at least) when the designer found himself at the center of an online copycat scandal.
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"Not all violence is motivated by racial or ethnic hatred, but the glorification of mass murders like Columbine, Sandy Hook, and Parkland could inspire copycat violence," the website said.
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Snapchat doesn't seem to be outright losing users to Instagram Stories, but the real threat is that this copycat could be cuddly enough to keep non-Snappers from straying.
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Two years after Pokémon Go gave us the purest summer of our lives, comes the inevitable wave of copycat location-based AR games, one of which is Ghostbusters World.
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It initially began with Balenciaga trying to sell a grossly expensive copycat version of Ikea's FRAKTA bag, and quickly became the kind of trend only the internet could spread.
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Gilead's decision comes more than a month after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd's copycat version of Mylan NV's life-saving allergy injection, EpiPen.
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The arrest in the northern city of Alexandria came as traders said authorities were blocking the sale of the vests to forestall any copycat protests ahead of the Jan.
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The clip became a viral hit, with over 50 million views on YouTube, and inspired dozens of copycat videos, including one from Sex and the City alum Ron Livingston.
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One year ago, the company launched Patreon Lens, a copycat of Snapchat Stories and Instagram Stories enabling creators to share daily behind-the-scenes video exclusively with their patrons.
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There have been some copycat cases up across the country in the last few months that have not proved real, but were taken seriously by law enforcement, Knight noted.
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Rights holders can use the site to report copycat products, opening an investigation in which the company reviews copyright documents to determine whether infringement has taken place, it said.
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Indivior, spun off from consumer products group Reckitt Benckiser in 2014, said in June it would consider selling its own generic product if Dr. Reddy's launched a copycat version.
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Investors have long fretted that biosimilars will eventually eat into Roche's business, which is heavily biased towards biological medicines that have so far been relatively immune to copycat competition.
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Police across the nation are now on alert for possible copycat shootings following the mass shooting at a South Florida high school on Wednesday that left 17 people dead.
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"This positive outcome affirms TWE's leadership in protecting it's IP rights against copycat and counterfeit operators," Treasury said, referring to itself by its stockmarket code, in an emailed statement.
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They account for a growing share of new drugs, and the future sales of copycat products are set to switch to these from simple small-molecule pills like aspirin.
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Authorities said at the time that they believed the incident was a copycat version of another viral video that showed a teenager doing the same thing earlier this year.
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Glass flagged concerns that many shooters refer to the school's highly publicized incident as "inspiration and motivation," with more than 100 copycat shootings having been inspired by the tragedy.
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Four rival companies are planning to launch Humira biosimilars and the pace of sales will be tracked closely by the wider biotechnology industry, which faces a growing copycat threat.
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In a statement on Sunday, the FBI warned that there could be copycat attacks in the wake of this weekend's mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas.
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The sources said it was unclear if it was the same hackers or a copycat attack but there was currently nothing to link either incident to a foreign state.
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The labradoodle remains one of the most popular mixed breeds, but there has been an influx of copycat crossbreeds that have caused health and behavioral problems for the dogs.
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A controversial social critic, Camille Paglia, also questioned the abuse allegations, warning that the "cruel and barbarous" act could spark copycat behavior amongst women similarly seeking a revolutionary thrill.
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The big deal: When Instagram announced its copycat feature in August, many doubted that it would catch on, arguing instead that Snapchat's appeal was greater than just one feature.
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According to TMZ, the Irvine, California-based chain was alerted to the copycat logo by disappointed customers who allegedly thought that one of its restaurants was opening in Kansas.
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HQ Trivia quickly became a viral sensation when it debuted in August 2017, drawing hordes for a live-streaming, interactive game, and it inspired a range of copycat apps.
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It had been pummeled following the decision to open up the U.S. market to cheaper copycat drugs and has lost nearly two-thirds of its value since the indictment.
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Though Kitching, Merjos, and Vanek surely prompted copycat purchases of bandanas, tiaras, and gold lamé bikini tops from American Apparel, scene queens weren't pushing much more than an aesthetic.
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In recent weeks, school counselors recommended that students with a history of suicidal thoughts refrain from watching, for fear that the series may spur copycat behavior or self-injury.
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There is some evidence that mass shootings produce a copycat effect: Mass shootings are more common in the weeks immediately following a previous mass shooting than at other times.
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In addition, the U.S. Supreme Court cut the time it will take for copycat versions of biologic drugs to get to the market in a pivotal ruling on Monday.
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This is a copycat league, but no team in its right mind will look at the Senators' success and think, Yes, this is what we need to do now.
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"We actually did see it here in Chicago, and I remember out of all the copycat games, that was the one people were the most worried about," Tsui explains.
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Now, we didn't just include two pictures of the pardoning for twice the nephew adorableness: There are actually 10 differences been the top original photo and the bottom pseudo copycat.
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The youngest KarJenner took a $29 lip kit — now a beauty-cabinet staple, be it from Kylie Cosmetics or a copycat company — and turned it into a billion-dollar empire.
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Lone wolf terrorism is notoriously difficult to catch and prevent; the fact that no Roof copycat has pulled off a similar attack yet doesn't mean they won't in the future.
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Several students in the U.S. have threatened copycat violence in the wake of last week's mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School — even in the same Florida school district.
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With Click-Gap, Facebook is using a PageRank copycat to filter low-quality results to the depths of News Feed, reducing the number of people who will see those posts.
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The social network recently announced it will surface fact checks in the related articles module in the News Feed, which will also make it easier to debunk a copycat story.
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The company then famously hired Hugo Barra away from Google, who played an instrumental role in rehabilitating its brand image, vociferously defending its creative talent and refuting the "copycat" label.
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Never before have key pieces of internet infrastructure been so vulnerable, and there's no doubt that some copycat hackers will try to get their kicks in while they still can.
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The most salacious thing was that it might have been a copycat crime, comparing the bludgeoning to a stabbing that had occurred against tennis star Monica Seles nine months prior.
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"One of the key risks to the innovator is the copycat phenomenon whereby a larger, better-capitalized company recognizes the opportunity and decides to compete in the space," he says.
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But in the 10 years since its founding, a crop of copycat startups have popped up, usually going after a market that highbrow Rent the Runway has yet to corner.
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In each of those cases, her client was tipped off by a fan who had read the copycat book and realized it was exactly like something they had read before.
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Ahead, we talked to one of Newton's go-to makeup artists, Emily Cheng, and hairstylists, Ryan Trygstad, about the actress' beauty staples — and how we can copycat her signature looks.
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Nor are all laws purporting to protect against sexual violence necessarily good ones, as the transfolk victimized by North Carolina's infamous HB2 and its many copycat "bathroom bills" can attest.
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Snap will have another copycat headache to explain to investors tomorrow on its second earnings call — Facebook is building a product that could rival Discover, its successful video content platform.
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It was quickly called a copycat, but plenty of people forgave the platform for its mimicry and found new ways to use Instagram Stories that have distinguished it from Snapchat.
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Why it matters: Facebook is notorious for building copycat apps and features in an attempt to stifle up-and-coming social media services, though its standalone apps have largely flopped.
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Freeing up the police to investigate the network that possibly surrounds the attacker Salman Abedi, follow various intelligence leads and prevent copycat attacks from occurring is certainly a positive step.
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Another pair of Palestinian cousins, 153 and 14, are accused of carrying out a copycat attack in November, stabbing and wounding an Israeli guard on a train in East Jerusalem.
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NICE has inspired copycat agencies across Europe - and in countries as diverse as South Korea and Mexico - giving it an influence beyond Britain's 3 percent slice of global drug sales.
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The success of the BNSF Intermodal, no doubt aided by the star power of Buffett, inspired railroad rival Union Pacific to set up a smaller, copycat facility across the street.
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While copycat threats often follow mass shootings in the U.S., experts have noted that some of the last week's arrestees have demonstrated a high level of preparedness and ideological motivation.
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But just as it's unfair to call Avagyan a Kardashian copycat (or even a lookalike — they're really not that similar, y'all), it's not fair to compare Perry's look to Cyrus'.
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We see an immediate and powerful spike in demand when they champion a fashion brand—every post on Instagram is inspiring thousands of young women to search for copycat looks.
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Shares in Indivior jumped 27 percent after a U.S. court blocked India's Dr.Reddy's Laboratories from selling copycat versions of the British drugmaker's bestselling opioid addiction treatment in the United States.
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Food blogs have recipes for copycat versions of the sauce, and Walmart (WMT) sells a "restaurant style" chicken dipping sauce which some have called a knockoff version of the product.
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Sales of its copycat generics and biosimilars fell 2.60.30 percent in the quarter to $5.23 billion, while revenue from its patent-protected drugs rose about 8 percent to $7.67 billion.
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While Amazon says it has a "zero tolerance" policy for copycat products and has developed tools to help manage the problem, its marketplace continues to be plagued by pirated goods.
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The company also makes a $1 copycat of Turing Pharmaceuticals' anti-infective drug, Daraprim, whose price was raised from $13.50 to $750 per pill by Shkreli's in a controversial move.
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Jason Y. Ng, a lawyer with the Hong Kong-based Progressive Lawyers Group, said the Dalian case should serve as a reminder to foreign companies about copycat behaviors in China.
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" Sadly, a PTAB review, instituted by the "copycat" maker of an almost identical water balloon device, invalidated key elements of the Malone patent in January 85033 on grounds of "vagueness.
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The IOTA team also complained that the flaws identified in Curl by the DCI team were actually "anti-scam copycat mechanisms" in case someone tried to steal IOTA's code, somehow.
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Of course, you could try making it at home with Cheddar Bay Biscuit mix or a copycat biscuit recipe if you prefer to hibernate during the post-holiday winter season.
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But the tech industry evolves so quickly and companies borrow so many ideas from one another that oftentimes these "copycat" products don't actual merit an expensive, drawn-out legal battle.
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There's also good data that news coverage of suicides can trigger copycat deaths, but the research on whether fictional depictions can push someone over the edge is a little more conflicted.
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The organization's website identifies at least 616 cities across the world where similar copycat marches will take place on the same day, with a further 1.3 million people forecast to attend.
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The deal marks the end of a long takeover contest, and will give the private equity firms better access to German and Russian markets for over-the-counter and copycat medicines.
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Despite China's reputation as a copycat nation, the country's economy is evolving as it gains more exposure to technology startups internationally while investing heavily in research and development efforts at home.
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The issue is that platforms often don't distinguish between a story from a well-established site and a copycat version stolen by another property in the same niche, according to Kint.
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Media contagion research shows a dose effect: the more exposure to media reporting of suicide, including the number of articles and the prominence of the death, the greater the copycat effect.
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Facebook responded to this by rolling out a new feature that it says can identify multiple versions of the same false story, thereby automatically reducing the distribution of any copycat hoaxes.
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A month ago, she was peddling the latest iPhones and accessories in one of several copycat Apple Inc stores along a street of gadget outlets in the southern city of Shenzhen.
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A federal judge in Florida has ruled that Apotex Inc would not infringe an Amgen Inc patent by making copycat versions of Amgen's white-blood-cell-boosting drugs Neulasta and Neupogen.
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Also in that WWD interview, Kylie's plastic surgeon credited the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star as one of the reasons there's been an uptick in copycat procedures among young women.
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But the phone is a clear copycat and was already announced earlier this month in China, which has to make you wonder how much success Motorola is hoping to find internationally.
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Even though there are plenty of inspiring "copycat" startups in Latin America upheld by innovative founders, high valuations and millions of users, this way of thinking is not without its criticisms.
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Properties KUWTK and the cancelled Busy Tonight (even in its name, which fits with the sometimes inscrutable copycat naming techniques the channel has gone for, such as Very Cavallari): emulating Instagram.
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Makers of generic drugs have seen poor sales as uncertainty grows in the global market for copycat drugs due to rising competition and pricing scrutiny in the world's largest healthcare market.
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Two days after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre in Florida that left 17 people dead, a security officer at a California high school helped prevent an alleged copycat shooting.
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The maker, Sharkk, spends its time selling copycat Jamboxes on Amazon, and it manages to squeeze typos into both the Indiegogo promo page and the pre-release packaging of the Bravo.
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"We see a lot of copycat ideas coming through and someone with 10 years experience in banking who wants to do music discovery doesn't necessarily have an edge there," Bentinck said.
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"We see some copycat stuff out there, but Ring was really created not just for the physical product, but also because of our mission to be a neighborhood solution-based company."
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However, following a couple of copycat incidents that ended in serious injury, a campaigning senator decided to wage war against Jackass, leading to MTV imposing restrictive safety regulations on the show.
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A federal judge in Delaware has upheld the validity of an Allergan PLC patent on the company's antipsychotic drug Saphris rebuffing generic drugmakers' efforts to sell copycat versions of the drug.
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But now that the shoe has had its editorial debut, the internet had some serious opinions about the new "clog," even going as far as calling it the copycat Croc shoe.
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Colombia also lacks a system for resolving patent disputes before copycat drugs hit the market, allowing serious harm to legitimate businesses and discouraging introduction of new drugs to this important market.
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But already the company that brought its products to market first, Apollo Peak — which calls itself "the original cat winery" — is accusing its newer competitor, Pet Winery, of being a copycat.
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Consider a worse, reverse scenario: In October a mother turned in her son to the police because she found videos of school shootings on his phone, potentially averting a copycat crime.
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Tempur Sealy (TPX) accused former customer Mattress Firm of selling copycat products that are "strikingly similar" to tis Tempur-Pedic brand, in a complained filed in federal court in Tampa, Florida.
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"Even today, there is still a lot of thinking and belief that China is a copycat, which is not true," said Raymund Chao, PwC's chairman for Asia Pacific and Greater China.
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A bone of contention has been a legal provision that allows the overriding of patents on original drugs and granting of 'compulsory licences' to local firms to make cheaper copycat medicines.
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But when it comes to suicide, celebrity copycat effects are a concern for public health experts, including the World Health Organization, which established media guidelines for reporting a high-profile death.
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She alleges that certain companies, like Missguided and Fashion Nova, have taken the whole copycat fashion thing a little too far, particularly when it comes to the use of her image.
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Shares of Mylan NV surged 16.7 percent and was the biggest boost to the S&P 500 after the U.S. FDA approved the company's copycat version of Teva's blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug.
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But one thing is certain: We can expect to see a lot of copycat tweets in the coming months, as swindlers try to capitalize on the publicity surrounding this "free cash" giveaway.
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But if your product is really successful, Amazon is liable to use its control of the storefront to gather that data and then start creating a copycat product that undermines your margins.
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I was on Gab because, not long ago, I spent a week of my online life exclusively in the alt-right's domain, a network of copycat sites collectively known as Alt-Tech.
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Ishiguro's lab conducts several studies with it; the results are featured in a major Japanese robotics journal; the lab is filmed for television; he hears about a copycat android in South Korea.
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While Brussels has witnessed copycat protests, Italy's leadership has sought to make political capital from the protests with Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini saying Macron was to blame for the protests.
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Rather than create a copycat feed that depended on them and fell short in their absence, Google purposefully built a ghost town that treats their omission as a feature, not a bug.
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Stephan Mayer, a senior member of the Christian Social Union - the Bavarian sister party to Merkel's Christian Democrats, told broadcaster ZDF it was necessary to ensure that there were no copycat attacks.
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Todd Phillips' standalone supervillain origin story Joker is arriving in theaters amid so much controversy and concern about the potential for copycat violence that the debate has largely overwhelmed the film itself.
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A motive for the attack has not yet been established, but there are indications the young man had an obsession with mass shootings and that the incident could be a copycat attack.
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"Copycat hoaxes have been an increasing trend in 2017 and also into 2018," Tessa Lyons, a product manager in charge of News Feed integrity initiatives, told BuzzFeed News in a phone interview.
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Yorkey said the purpose of including Alex's copycat suicide in Season 1, and his ultimate recovery in Season 2, is to send a message to viewers that suicide is never the answer.
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"[M]ore disturbing than the soulless copycat feel of the film's narrative was the overwhelmingly fetishized violence of Snyder's visual style," Esquire's Dom Nero wrote in a 2018 retrospective on the film.
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Amgen, as the first to seek U.S. approval, could end up first to market, after an advisory panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration backed its copycat version earlier this month.
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These can range from copycat vapes and pods that are actually marketed as Juul products all the way to products that are designed specifically to be Juul compatible without using the trademark.
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Amgen Inc rose 4.6% as a U.S. judge upheld two patents relating to blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel, denying a challenge by Novartis AG, which is seeking to launch a copycat version.
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From a content creator's standpoint, he made the point that Snapchat had become obsolete, picking at its terrible quality on Android, and its failure to keep up with copycat features by Instagram.
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Indivior had also issued a profit warning last week on a bigger-than-expected blow from a copycat of its top opioid addiction treatment, sending its shares down more than 20 percent.
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And, it seems the copycat items may be having an effect on Snapchat's slowing user growth rate, even Snap acknowledged Instagram Stories could be a direct competitor in its S-1 filing.
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With a copycat of Roche's blood cancer drug Rituxan pending European approval, Novartis aims to muscle in on a share of sales that last year hit 7 billion Swiss francs ($7.1 billion).
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At a time when HTC has cynically fallen in line with other iPhone copycat makers, it's heartening to see others like Xiaomi putting the strength of their convictions behind their latest devices.
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After production started, she got a call from one of the employees informing her that the manufacturer was stealing leather from her supply, making copycat bags and selling them at a discount.
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Since initial clown incident, there has been a rash of clown sightings, almost certainly due to copycat pranksters who have a bad sense of humor and decided to start celebrating Halloween early.
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Amgen Inc rose 6% as a U.S. judge upheld two patents relating to blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel, denying a challenge by Novartis AG, which is seeking to launch a copycat version.
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Amgen Inc rose 4.0% as a U.S. judge upheld two patents relating to blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel, denying a challenge by Novartis AG, which is seeking to launch a copycat version.
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The world's second-largest economy has made waves recently with its fast-growing tech sector, marking what experts say is a noticeable shift away from the old image of a copycat China.
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The government started making promised bonus payments to disgruntled soldiers this week in line with an agreement to end the mutiny, although the payments have angered rival factions and triggered copycat demands.
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A first-mover advantage will help, but it's easy to see a lot of other services integrating Slack into their core processes themselves, or other copycat bots emerging on the Slack platform.
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External forces like rule changes, training methods, technologies, and medicine have pushed the league in new directions while internal forces such as player skill sets and team strategies have created copycat trends.
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There is a special urgency when it comes to mass killings, since media amplification can inspire copycat killings, and only so much can be done in a crisis where every hour counts.
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On NBC'S "Meet the Press," the report notes, Rice called Benghazi a "copycat" of demonstrations in Cairo, even though there were no protests at the Benghazi compound the night of the attacks.
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An international team of researchers analyzed newspaper reports and suicide patterns over a four-year period to determine if any sort of coverage was more - or less - likely to spark copycat attempts.
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Chinese gadget-maker Eufy announced the Genie on Wednesday, a copycat of the Amazon Echo Dot that will ship with Amazon's smart Alexa assistant and will cost even less than the Dot.
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After its debut, many mental health experts raised concerns that watching the series could trigger copycat suicides, particularly among certain vulnerable teens who might already be struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts.
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"If you let this go, in 2020 you are going to have a festival of copycat gerrymandering the likes of which this country have never seen," Smith continued in court on Tuesday.
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As a result of its appearance on the show, the sauce was subsequently sold by the jug on eBay for over $15,000 and became the subject of copycat-recipe video cooking tutorials.
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Myspace is also a business, and it was first conceived as a Friendster copycat for a low-rent marketing company trying to sell diet pills, according to former marketing VP Sean Percival.
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Groupon also faced pressures from increased competition, and from 22012-22013, the company went on a wild buying spree, acquiring as many of its copycat competitors around the world as it possibly could.
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Gottlieb also said he was concerned about the impact of deals like the CVS Health purchase of Aetna Inc on the ability of pharmaceutical companies to block the entry of cheaper copycat drugs.
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Chinese producers of low-quality copycat drugs have been slow to meet the CDA's tougher new manufacturing standards and the requirement to prove that their pills are biologically equivalent to the original drugs.
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Sun is the latest maker of generic drugs to report poor sales as uncertainty grows in the global market for copycat drugs due to rising competition and pricing scrutiny in the United States.
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Moreover, ISP can now keep an eye out for breakthrough online services (the Amazons and Spotifies of tomorrow) and throttle them into oblivion while simultaneously launching their own copycat versions of those services.
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The mouse (Zimmerman) is clearly the copycat in this case, and our legal team is confident that Ms. Bassiri, a creative and hardworking entrepreneur who has built a successful online retailing business, Meowingtons.
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Copycat shooters or wannabe shooters often become obsessed with the date of a tragedy that they hope to emulate, said former FBI criminal profiler and NBC News senior criminal analyst Clint Van Zandt.
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The Columbine High School massacre, as it has come to be known, has sparked a wearying number of copycat mass shootings, as well as music, books, movies, TV shows, and endless tortured reflection.
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Huawei, the company that's been shipping copycat Apple EarPods with its Android smartphones for years, has decided to also clone Apple's wireless AirPods, and the product of that is called the Huawei FreeBuds.
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"Pranks of this nature deplete the resources of our valuable public safety personnel, in both responding to the prank and in responding to the increased crowds and copycat attempts that these incidents generate."
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Why it matters: Instagram has captured a massive Stories audience since it launched the copycat feature last year, and most analysts would argue that it has put a dent in Snapchat's user growth.
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Core operating profit tumbled 245 percent to $22023 million, well below market forecasts, and Crestor sales fell 38 percent as cheap copycat versions of the drug stole market share in Europe and Japan.
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In a press release, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra harangued his state regarding the dangers of the criminal element: Organized retail thefts cost California business owners millions and expose them to copycat criminals.
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"I did say to Alicia, 'Rip off The Breeders as much as you've ever wanted to but would never dare for your own music because you would be called a copycat,'" Perry recalled.
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These sounds, visuals, and themes aren't so much a return to Normandy itself but of the imaginary Omaha Beach of Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers, and the copycat game genre it spawned.
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Separately, a U.S. judge on Friday said patents relating to the Amgen Inc's blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel were valid, denying a challenge by Novartis, which is seeking to launch a copycat version.
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" MUNCHIES reached out to Yen, who is also the CEO of Sushirrito, and he told us that the company was "flattered" by copycat sushi-burrito products and sees them as a "positive progression.
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But the sheer scale of the carnage in Nice represents a chilling new development, and one that prompts justified fears of copycat attacks — and raises questions about what, if anything, can be done.
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Both brands used to be seen as ways for advertisers to reach elusive millennials, but that's lost its appeal as copycat sites have sprung up and advertisers heavy up on performance-driven spending.
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READ: Police keep arresting young white men for trying to copycat El Paso Climo also discussed plans to infiltrate student organizations at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, according to the Discord chats.
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With fear of copycat violence inspired by the opening of "Joker" next week, several major movie theater chains have issued statements and clarified security policy for audience members attending screenings at their establishments.
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Brescia just wanted to cut hair when he moved to Los Angeles from Huntington Beach in Orange County, the Californian county made famous by The OC and its reality TV copycat, Laguna Beach.
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There's such a thin line when it comes to copycat culture — and, if the copying isn't done well, or in a way that's either above board or massively ironic, it can get nasty.
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Although it's easy to make fun of Instagram's copycat move, it could have some serious consequences for Snapchat, last valued at nearly $18 billion, as it tries to grow its fledgling advertising business.
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It was the first antibody drug for which copycat versions were approved by European regulators, leading to the launch of discounted products from biosimilar drugmakers including South Korea's Celltrion, which works with Pfizer.
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Within a year of its appearance on the 2017 runway, sales of the Teddy Bear coat had ballooned past 15,000 and dozens of copycat coats had appeared in versions both high and low.
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Superintendents and school counselors around the country have issued warnings to parents that "13 Reasons Why" glorifies suicide and could lead to an increase in copycat behavior and self-harm among vulnerable students.
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As previously mentioned, Flywheel is one of Peloton's closest competitors — so close, in fact, that Peloton sued Flywheel in 2018 for allegedly "creating a copycat of the Peloton Bike experience" and its technology.
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In a quest for investor returns, the Justice brief claimed, Health Choice went hunting for informants so it could file copycat FCA suits based on allegations of which it has no firsthand knowledge.
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China, for example, is chomping at the bit to change its reputation as an economy full of copycat innovations ripped off from the West to a world-class leader in cutting-edge technology.
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World leaders might not be using TikTok, but that doesn&apost stop copycat accounts from impersonating them on the app, according to a report from Bloomberg&aposs Maria Jose Valero and Yueqi Yang.
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There are also investigations into potential copycat killers, people who had made threatening calls to Sandy Hook Elementary or wrote inflammatory things online, and odd, vaguely threatening emails sent to a Connecticut newspaper.
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Forgive Dog the Bounty Hunter if emergency alerts on his phone make him jumpy -- because the one about a possible Columbine copycat threat threw Beth and him into a panic to find their son.
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In August the Lego Group won a case against Lepin, a Chinese toy manufacturer and copycat of its colourful brick sets, which was made to pay damages of 15m yuan to the Danish firm.
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A more recent study was less supportive of the thesis of short-term contagion but still cautioned that the media coverage of these attacks might well lead to copycat events over a longer period.
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Strikingly, 80 percent of the respondents said they believed that the media coverage of mass shootings can lead to copycat attacks, and nearly 70 percent said they found media coverage of shootings overly sensational.
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Multiple reports this week claimed Google had quietly rolled out a more in-depth app review process to all developers — changes designed to keep the Play Store safer from spam, malware and copycat apps.
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In a surprising twist, the "Call of Duty" version of the insanely popular Battle Royale game type is a fresh, innovative take on Battle Royale— rather than the copycat mode that many were expecting.
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The notion that Vermeer may not have been a true originator, but rather a follower or even—gulp—a copycat, would be heresy to fans who have a cult-like love of his genius.
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Latin American startups have been able to reach U.S. VCs in one of three ways: through top-tier accelerators, by selling to consumers in the U.S. market or by taking on a copycat model.
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While there will be fewer "copycat" services in the future, we can look forward to a new wave of original innovation in high-growth markets that will create huge opportunities for the startups involved.
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However, the problem is that instead of picking out great and engaging new titles, the algorithm had been picking up a variety of "2048" applications which are copycat versions of the popular "Threes" game.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates Ltd, the world's largest standalone winemaker, said on Monday it had won a lawsuit against a "copycat" it had accused of imitating its prestigious Penfolds brand in China.
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"Some people are speaking in terms of stealing, other people are saying copycat; I would say China is fast-learning," Viktor Kladov, Russian conglomerate Rostec's director for international cooperation and regional policy, told Reuters.
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Some of the steps it outlines are rebate-sharing in Medicare drug plans, promoting generics and copycat version of biologic drugs and requiring drug manufacturers to publish list prices for drugs in television advertisements.
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Mylan on Monday raised the lower end of its 21.10 forecasts as the U.S. drugmaker expects to benefit from the earlier-than-expected approval of its copycat of Teva's blockbuster multiple sclerosis treatment Copaxone.
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Advocates have often cited a study that argues publicizing the name of a shooter leads to a "copycat effect" that increase the likelihood of more mass shootings for two weeks after a shooting incident.
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Still up for their signature Irish jigs, they inspire a host of copycat dance moves in the audience and I find myself getting pretty aggressively jostled around in an Irish dancing pseudo-mosh-pit.
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Once known for its cheaper, copycat designs and shoddy quality, Geely has assumed upmarket aspirations after the Volvo deal and has expanded sales significantly since 2016 by banking on smaller, so-called compact cars.
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She said that the executives would allow her to use her old music if she agreed to not re-record copycat versions of her songs next year, something she is legally allowed to do.
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In the past, the Police Department has found that letters like the one on Monday have the potential to generate copycat threats, said J. Peter Donald, assistant commissioner in the department's public information office.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's power company has asked the makers of Fortnite to no longer allow players to scale electric poles in the popular online game, saying this risked encouraging dangerous copycat behavior among children.
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Copycat incidents emerged after a young woman was seen in a video viewed more than 13 million times licking a Blue Bell Tin Roof ice cream tub at a Walmart store in Lufkin, Texas.
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Tatha Ghose at Commerzbank, who used the 'Orbanisation' term, reckons not, questioning whether copycat moves such as relieving mortgage holders of their Swiss franc worries will give Polish markets the same sort of uplift.
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In the 35 years since, Carolines, which is now located in the center of Times Square, has become a go-to venue for U.S. comics, spawning a new wave of copycat live comedy clubs.
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In a lecture given in Frankfurt, Germany, Carstens said there were cracks appearing in the "house of bitcoin" as too many copycat currencies had forked off the technology, including bitcoin gold and bitcoin cash.
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He also questioned the need for fire drills at schools and said he was concerned copycat gunmen could use the alarms to trick teachers and students into leaving the relative safety of their classrooms.
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"The government has raised its security threat to the highest level and is bolstering border controls," Castaner told reporters, adding that security at all Christmas markets would be stepped up to prevent copycat attacks.
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In the copycat world of professional golf, where players have turned their searching minds to mouth guards, tobacco chewing and copper bracelets as performance aids, could Mickelson's success this year spawn other gum chewers?
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The arrest comes just two days after a shooting at a synagogue in the San Diego area that killed one woman and wounded three others, leaving many on edge and wary of copycat attacks.
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So I think all of those pointed — is almost a system constructed with just the right elements, and that's what in the last 10 years turned it from a copycat to an innovative country.
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For Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, it's a big endorsement for its product at a time when social networking giant Facebook is on a quest to crush the company's growth by releasing copycat features.
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Promoting or Publicizing CrimePolicy RationaleWe prohibit people from promoting or publicizing violent crime, theft, and/or fraud because we do not want to condone this activity and because there is a risk of copycat behavior.
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In a short update posted to Weibo, Samsung said it would discontinue the partnership with Supreme Italia, a brand that clones Supreme's red box logo but is actually a copycat hiding under an Italian trademark.
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In the case of Roberts and Old Navy, it seems unlikely that the Gap-owned giant would have stopped making the copycat T-shirts if so many vocal fans hadn't taken action on social media.
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They're also concerned that users who look for the game on Google Play could be fooled into downloading suspicious copycat apps that may be trying to take advantage of Fortnite's absence to scam mobile users.
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Although the copycat malware—dubbed IRONGATE by cybersecurity company FireEye—only works in a simulated environment, it, like Stuxnet, replaces certain types of files, and was seemingly written to target a specific control system configuration.
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But by jamming Stories atop the already-thriving Instagram feed, sorting them to show your best friends first unlike Snapchat, and focusing on performance in developing countries Snap neglected, the copycat soon surpassed the original.
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Off-patent chemical medicines have for decades been copied with precision and sold as cheap generic versions, but drug regulators have only over recent years embraced copycat versions of complex biological drugs, known as biosimilars.
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The executives even projected that, in seven or eight years, the stolen IP would kill their business model; by that point, a Chinese competitor would be able to undercut them completely with a copycat product.
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One of the drug distributors, Cardinal Health, responded by saying it would defend itself "vigorously" and that "these copycat lawsuits do not advance any of the hard work needed to solve the opioid abuse crisis."
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Generic drug prices in the United States have been declining as regulators approve more cheaper, copycat drugs, spurring competition and weighing on the profits of generic drug makers like Mylan and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.
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Companies look for shortcuts: On Friday, it was reported that Facebook authorized a copycat app to be built in China that could be used for photo-sharing, since Facebook has been blocked there since 2009.
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Snapchat has faced an onslaught of pressure from Facebook ever since the much-larger social network released a copycat Stories feature into Instagram, and then later shoved it at the top of all Facebook apps.
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Future Motion, a Silicon Valley startup that makes a similar one-wheeled electric skateboard, says it has a patent on the product and sent the marshals alongside its legal team to shut down the copycat.
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"Investors should know that we have absolutely no ties to this copycat and have reached out to our lawyers to see what legal remedies we can pursue for this theft of intellectual property," he said.
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By July, it and three other cities in the northern Orlando area had approved copycat Uber deals, bringing more than a hundred thousand of the region's residents into the sphere of Uber-run public transit.
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Tilton said the other litigation, like the one in Delaware, are "copycat" lawsuits of the SEC case and "nothing but a bad-faith attempt" by rivals to wrest control of the companies away from her.
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Which is why he's now more focused than ever to make GoPro's software (apps for mobile and desktop) essential to the the GoPro camera experience — something that copycat cameras aren't or can't copy as easily.
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It gets a lot of likes, but it also spawns a lot of copycat creators who crowd the field and undermine any potential for your child to be the leading developer of her tech vision.
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We took a look at the major brow trends dating as far back as ancient Egypt, some of the most copycat-worthy looks, and a few that might just be better left in the past.
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When launching Stations, music begins playing automatically — a feature that had some calling it a "Pandora copycat" at the time of launch, given that instant music playback is something that Spotify's rival Pandora already supports.
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Instead, it was something he said he felt deeply as a child and refined both by neoreactionary online journals and racist web series like Murdoch, Murdoch, which looks like a crude copycat of South Park.
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Even if a startup can achieve market supremacy, it's perpetually challenged by copycat products from other emerging startups or line extensions from big brands, so it must have some "edge" to maintain a defensive advantage.
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While Starbucks remains one of the main pushers of America's favorite psychoactive drug, they have just won a decisive battle against the creators of a copycat bong used to smoke America's other favorite psychoactive drug.
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"China is changing from the so-called copycat nation to innovation nation," Jing Ulrich, managing director and vice chairman of APAC at JPMorgan Chase, told audiences at the RISE conference in Hong Kong last week.
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What is clear, however, is that the Australian government is highly concerned about copycat attacks — police believe that many of the incidents beyond Queensland are the work of people looking to imitate the original sabotage.
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VX leukaemia drug Gleevec on Monday in the United States and hopes to poach a third of sales in six months by pricing the copycat some 303 percent cheaper, Sun's North American chief executive said.
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He outmaneuvers a frivolous lawsuit from Hooli, copycat products from better-capitalized companies and a Pied Piper chairman who wants to turn quick profits by putting his revolutionary algorithm in a boring piece of hardware.
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Opponents of the law told Garcia that his ruling could determine if other states pursue copycat measures, while the Texas attorney general's office argued that the new law had fewer teeth than the Arizona measure.
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Just a couple years ago Rocket was the darling of Germany's tech sector, but the firm's 100 copycat companies aren't doing very well, which analysts take to be a sign of problems with startups worldwide.
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Danielle Bregoli appears on the fast track for getting her own line of makeup and beauty products ... because we've learned her new endorsement deal she has with CopyCat Beauty is already generating tons of sales!!!
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In July, the Supreme Court struck down Texas' onerous abortion restrictions, which had forced over half the clinics in the state to close and inspired a slew of copycat laws throughout the South and Midwest.
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Since last August, the world's biggest generics drugmaker has seen its share price fall over 28 percent due to a decline in U.S. generic drug prices and copycat competition for its blockbuster multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Juul Labs, the e-cigarette maker at the heart of a U.S. crackdown on youth vaping, has filed patent infringement complaints in the United States and Europe against what it said were copycat rivals.
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Lenise Lloyd Martin III, 36, was detained by Assumption Parish sheriffs on July 6 for his participation in the #IceCreamChallenge — the Internet's latest viral prank that has spurred a sea of copycat crimes across the country.
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It used to be the cheap Apple copycat, but then it recognized the value of appealing, high-quality design in attracting long-term user loyalty, and now it too is among the world's favorite tech companies.
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Spotify launches its lightweight listening app Stations in the US The app has been considered an experiment by Spotify — and by some, a Pandora copycat, due to its support for instant music playback at launch. 6.
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"While these apps were created and used only for research purposes, there is potential for either copycat apps or that malicious actors have already used these techniques to target consumers and their personal information," she added.
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These copycat Bloomberg memes still generate free exposure for the billionaire candidate – and many of them are attempts to look like the real deal – but a lot of them are jokes, and some are anti-Bloomberg.
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Beyond its wild tonal swings, the biggest difference between Evil and The X-Files (or Fringe, The X-Files' most successful earlier copycat) is that The X-Files was interested in science fiction above all else.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a dispute over whether companies that make copycat versions of biologic drugs must wait six months after winning federal approval to begin selling them.
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The fundamentalist Christian website that the video was uploaded to has removed the post, it's not on his Facebook page anymore, but just one copycat upload on YouTube is currently ranked #32 on its trending list.
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Many active fund managers have been hesitant to launch ETF versions of their active funds fearing a requirement to disclose their portfolio holdings on a daily basis may reveal their investment strategies to potential copycat investors.
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After the high fashion brand debuted a $2,26 tote that looked like a copycat of Ikea's humble 226 cent Frakta shopping bag, people have started cutting up their Fraktas to turn them into entirely different creations.
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Its most notable feature is a pop-up camera in place of a front-facing module fitted inside a display notch, as is the case on the iPhone X and a number of Android copycat devices.
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To my eyes, Huawei is going through the evolution that Samsung underwent over the course of many years — going from a craven iPhone copycat to a confident design leader — condensed into the span of 12 months.
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While two Chopras are undoubtedly always better than one, there is a reason we're giving you a double dose above: There are 10 differences between the original photo on top and the bottom not-so-copycat.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Treasury Wine Estates, the world's largest standalone winemaker, on Friday said it launched legal action in the country's Federal Court against a "copycat" it accused of imitating its prestigious Penfolds brand in China.
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So while Yves Behar and Jawbone may be irritated by all the copycat designs, perhaps they can find consolation in the fact that, as Charles Caleb Colton once said, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery"?
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Yale closed the rest of the gap early in the second half — pulling into a 23-225 tie on Jordan Bruner's layup with 254:252 to play — and then the teams settled into a copycat rhythm.
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What is new, however, is that Donald Trump's victory in 2016 is triggering a new wave of copycat tactics at the state and local level, using racial bullhorns instead of dog whistles to win political office.
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He noted that Teva had taken positions "directly opposed to PhRMA views" on patents, the lifeblood of the brand-name pharmaceutical industry, and biosimilars, which are copycat versions of costly biologic drugs made from living organisms.
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This would just be the latest Snapchat feature to be cloned by Facebook, after the firm borrowed the concept of augmented reality selfie filters, shareable QR codes in Messenger, and rolled out a copycat of 'Stories'.
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The FBI is warning of the potential for copycat attacks by domestic extremists after two mass shootings rocked the country over the weekend, including one that appeared to be motivated by animus toward Hispanics and immigrants.
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The fact that Stories is in both the Chats and People section make it seem that the company wants a lot more than the existing 300 million users across Facebook and Messenger opening its Snapchat copycat.
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He said that drug manufacturers, health insurance companies and middlemen known as pharmacy benefit managers were profiting from "pricing schemes" that drove up costs to consumers and delayed access to copycat versions of expensive biotechnology drugs.
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