Similar words: hard copy, copyright, photocopy, by car, in any case, canopy, bradycardia, entropy. Meaning: n. someone who copies the words or behavior of another.
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31, Jim is a real copycat. He can say anything you say just the way you say it.
32, The basic finding : Copycat returns and primitive fund returns are not statistically different.
33, Television, laser video, audio equipment , video tape recorder, computer and IT equipments, game machine, copycat, security systems and house electric.
34, In fact, copycat crime is simply another form of imitation, which is one of the basic socials skills of humans that allows us to reap the benefits of other people's trial-and-error efforts.
35, Copycat companies run the risk of tarnishing a consumer's association with an already established brand at a time when Chinese consumers are increasingly brand-conscious.
36, You mean that it's a copycat and you have some kind of recall.
37, From knock - off designs to copycat brand names, pirated music and fake drugs, China has a well-earned reputation as a free-for-all when it comes to patents and copyrights.
38, Myers concludes that actively managed funds outperform copycat funds when returns before expenses are examined.
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