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The only realistic way of competing with copycats is to make sure we are at the top of our game and continue to engage our audience.

Less than a year later, Apple had invented a new market and intentionally spawned hundreds of poor-man copycats.

Without it, they just get permanently shut out of the Chinese market, leaving the door open to Chinese copycats.

Be sure to go out of your way to keep your talks confidential, away from gossipy boys and girls and far from the copycats.

In a country choked with polluting factories, the authorities do not want to encourage copycats.

But actively managed funds incur research expenses in generating that information, while copycats have virtually no research expenses.

who should stand up to fight against those copycats so as to protect our rights?

The best copycats, the tournament suggests, are those that sample widely, and ruthlessly compare the available options against each other.

Authorities in Kunming began searching out the copycats after pictures of one convincing replica were circulated on the web.

Rather, he insists, firms once derided as copycats and scofflaws should be seen as essential allies in entering new markets.

When it comes to choosing a mate, female mice are copycats. They prefer a male that's already spoken for over a single guy.

Another mistake westerners make is to think that since these companies start as copycats, they get stuck with the copycat label forever.

Is 2011, he asked, "going to be the year of the copycats? "

So much for the suspicion that Asians are copycats .

Moreover, the addictive, log-in-every-hour mechanics have spawned countless copycats and variants.

Some of the sellers of copycats admit the phones are a scam.

Its superhighways are modeled after America's and major web portals are copycats of Western sites, tweaked for local users.

The copycats and gray - marketers are prepared for Apple to make the same go - slow mistakes it has before .

But in a world of copycats, Steve remained without equal for decades, a cut above the rest.

Debates are raging on the legitimacy of online copies, instant links and downloads, and data base copycats.

Bosons, in contrast, are convivial copycats and readily gather in identical states.

Many copycats are unaware of the seriousness of their crime.

Chinese video-sharing market, started with 200 copycats of Youtube, now becomes a completely different story.

While Tudou and Youku started as YouTube copycats, with the passage of time, they have introduced more local features for their audiences.

Headaches for the CBOE have also been created by unwelcome copycats.

If I can prove this is a viable business model, I hope copycats spring up everywhere.

Apple sold 15 million iPads in nine months, created a mammoth new product category and started an industry of copycats.

In each neighbourhood, it must vie with copycats to sign up merchants.

Now, my team and I hate copycats.

There were more copycats last night, Alfred , with guns.

There is a precedent: in the 1970s, Japanese groups advancing in world markets were often dismissed as low-cost, low-quality copycats.

Its business model is unpatentable and simple to replicate, so there are already more than 20 copycats.

The sites have become popular in China. But many people point out that they appear to be simple copycats of sites created in the West.

The copycats will be less expensive than the originals, but they will never be cheap.

In two months the market sold more than 8, 000 bottles - and became a moneymaker for copycats.

I hope it will find as many 'copycats' as possible.

There's already a world of copycats.

Are you worried about all the sample-sale copycats?

And the best copycats, like the best innovators, aren't afraid to junk the current model for something new