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In a culture where knockoffs are normal, from sportswear to DVDs, it will not be easy to expunge deep-rooted academic habits, they warn.

The great majority either fail to obey Shirky's Law, or else are knockoffs that do little not already done by an existing site.

At present, "they want the knockoffs , " he said ruefully.

Any sales of global "brands" come mainly in the form of the counterfeits and knockoffs often sold at outdoor markets.

Dave: Wang Trading is making knockoffs of our watches and selling them. I say we tell them right away to stop, or we'll take them to court .

Ichabod Crane with that Lamborghini top off Split and go where? Back to wearin' knockoffs, huh?

Luxury brands could view DIY fashion as a threat or a way of encouraging knockoffs.

Chinese drinks makers are just as good as other pirates at figuring out how to sell cheap knockoffs.

Ms. Bernstein is constantly tracking the knockoffs' improvements.

Japan got it's start making cheap knockoffs, then surprised the world with benchmark setting products (ahem, Toyota, Honda, et al).

With cheap knockoffs flooding the market, companies find it difficult to sell their legitimate goods.

King Trading is making knockoffs of our TV sets and selling them.

She knows the place to go for quality knockoffs.

But it and most other social websites (apart from the knockoffs) don't even come close to obeying Shirky's Law.

They feel like cheap knockoffs. Which is exactly what they are.

The rising cost of labor and parts is driving up the cost of knockoffs, leading to lower demand for the fake goods.

If we want to stop others from selling knockoffs, we should get into this market ourselves.

Even though it's illegal, you can get cheap knockoffs of almost every kind of high quality watch on the streets of Hong Kong.

"the place to go for quality knockoffs" (Women's Wear Daily)