copycatted

• “Since it is now known that Harvard professors have plagiarized, copycatted, and pretty certainly have had stuff ghostwritten for them, the bona fides and reputations of nearly everyone at Harvard is called into question, especially people in the law school.”

  Simon & Schuster: Deconstructing Obama

• “There's a reason the practice was copycatted: Borg won five straight at the All-England Club.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Rivalry Renewed—Over Drinks

• “But its bid will be severely handicapped if the Arizona statute remains undisturbed or is copycatted by sister state jurisdictions.”

  The Huffington Post: Bruce Fein: No Repeal in Arizona, No World Cup

• “Until reality hit her like a freight train 5 years ago, they had copycatted the widespread mantra of 'shopping til you drop'.”

  The Final Monetization

• “Maybe if they'd also copycatted a Pratt & Whitney or GE engine design, EADS would actually have a flying aircraft, instead of a hanger queen test prototype with empty engine nacelles.”

  "C-17 Advances as A400M Slips"

• “And why couldn't Scott Peterson have done the same thing and copycatted the other one, the other killer?”

  CNN Transcript Jun 24, 2003

• “Soneji had actually copycatted the McDonald's shootings a few years earlier.”

  Cat & Mouse

• “Then he copycatted an earlier attack Soneji had made at the house.”

  Cat & Mouse

• “Because beasts don't talk with words, they talk with sounds, and I copycatted my language from beasts and birds, ”

  The Spread Eagle and Other Stories

• “The fastest-growing category in the footwear business, which started with MBT Shoes, and then was copycatted by Sketchers and Reebok, the toning shoe sector will achieve total revenue of about $1 billion in 2010.”

  Brandweek - News and Features

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