| So he haggled his way through several stores filled with knockoff designer clothes. |
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| Unless you're willing to take that kind of leap, he says, you're condemned to doing knockoff, me-too chairs. |
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| So after a quick shower and blow-dry, Gloria threw on her Gucci knockoff, grabbed her bag of scripts and headed out the door. |
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| Some even threatened to ignore DuPont's patent, raising visions of a scientific underground passing knockoff OncoMouse mice from lab to lab. |
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| The law doesn't distinguish between a knockoff purse and a one-of-a-kind Gucci-logo jacket. |
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| Though these services exist, many knockoff companies have emerged stealing your money without providing any protection. |
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| But one former company insider says knockoff screws were mixed in with real ones. |
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| These industries show us the ways in which innovation can continue to thrive in a knockoff world. |
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| And it is nearly impossible to trace each knockoff to each patient or to confirm how many were affected. |
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| I blogged earlier about The knockoff Economy, and today the authors are talking about cookbooks. |
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| Chinese music fans were raised on knockoff CDs and are now accustomed to getting hold of music for nothing on file-sharing websites. |
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| Dressed in a knockoff Stones t-shirt, Mr Liu said he discovered the band on cassette 20 years ago. |
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| It's just your average forgettable movie knockoff of a better movie. |
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| I think he's a moderately talented Dave Matthews knockoff who relies on his baby face and oh-so-sensitive balladry to appeal to the screaming-teenage-girl audience. |
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| The money they spent on researching, designing, and marketing their goods is lost to a cheaper knockoff. |
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| It's attracting thousands of counterfeit and knockoff products. |
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| Huguenot torte, a chewy, macaroonlike cake, looks and sounds like a French dish, but it is really a knockoff of Ozark pudding, a Midwestern dessert. |
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