| Stunts filmed for the show have been connected to many copycat incidents worldwide. |
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| The loser of this copycat election will lament all the strategic gambits that fell short in the end. |
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| This ludicrously overrated copycat director gives a nonperformance to temper the ardor of his most slavish fans. |
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| Is the anthrax scare merely a copycat crime, or is bioterrorism the next step in some larger coordinated offensive? |
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| This means generic drug makers can legitimately produce cheaper copycat versions of the drugs. |
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| The judge blasted television programmes such as Jackass for inspiring copycat crimes. |
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| Is there any danger, James Fox, that this kind of saturation coverage could actually inspire copycat crimes? |
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| Kubrick himself banned its showing after a series of copycat crimes were attributed to the influence of the film. |
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| Some schools had copycat threats others put new rules in effect, and many students used the event as a tool to get what they wanted. |
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| Bayliss struggles with his memories of the Adena Watson murder from Season One when a copycat crime reminds him of his most painful failure. |
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| Contrary to popular belief, though, this was at the bidding of the director, not the censors, after a spate of copycat crimes. |
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| Is it a copycat robbery, peer pressure, a particularly easy mark, or something else? |
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| The finding may make scientists rethink the laws of Batesian mimicry, as the copycat safety strategy is known. |
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| Expertise in injectables could also help when the market for biosimilars, or copycat biotechnology drugs, opens up. |
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| Police in Berlin are investigating whether an arson early today was a copycat crime. |
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| Yet a belief in copycat behaviour goes hand in hand with a low opinion of proletarian chavs, seeing a thug lurking under every baseball cap. |
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| Then, following that, there were six other provincial courts and another territorial court which came up with copycat decisions. |
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| Enabling the ability to differentiate the domain and brands from copycat and competitor sites. |
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| The progress of some Member States also benefits others and copycat strategies are not acceptable behaviour. |
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| Journalists are under pressure not to encourage such copycat action, and should amend their code of ethics accordingly. |
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| Eric, I think what Lou is driving at, that if it were not related, it could be a nightmare situation involving so-called copycats, a copycat kind of killing. |
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| And yet when Stanley Kubrick's movie was linked to various copycat crimes in the early 70s, the director personally had it whipped out of circulation. |
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| Stone, meanwhile, is still facing a massive lawsuit alleging that Natural Born Killers, his satire of media exploitation of violence, is the cause of copycat killings. |
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| Even if the bombings are being done by just one or a few individuals rather than as part of a crime syndicate, the last thing we want is for others to follow, copycat fashion. |
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| However, in an apparent copycat career move, Lindsay is also recording her own debut album, which some say is another attempt to steal Duff 's thunder. |
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| Ronnie also noted that using the media as a scapegoat leads people to ignore problems that may exist in the homes and schools of those who commit so-called copycat crimes. |
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| One thing The O.C. started is all the copycat shows, from The Real Housewives of Orange County to Laguna Beach. |
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| China has no homegrown Apples or Microsofts, they say, because it is just a copycat nation. |
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| Then Google turned around and made Android, which Jobs considered a copycat product. |
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| More than 100 people were arrested in Manchester as copycat violence and looting spread across the country. |
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| This launched not only a wave of copycat online beheadings but a new era of AQI online communications. |
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| The show is still the biggest on UK television, easily trumping the BBC's copycat rival The Voice. |
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| The English riots were described as a tidal wave of copycat disorder that swept across towns and cities with uncanny repetition. |
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| In many copycat cases, though, the architects are either long gone or Âimpossible to name. |
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| I do not know where the government wants to lead us with its copycat, tough on crime strategy, but one thing is certain. |
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| We should do this so that no contemporary copycat Stalin could ever even dream that he would go unpunished. |
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| On occasion, the cooperation has led to more timely copycat cases being launched on both sides of the border. |
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| Emmerdale will not face an investigation over complaints that a storyline about dognapping could inspire copycat crimes, the TV regulator has said. |
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| Many people worry there are changes in the air, but hope is far from lost – with some suggesting that if the Europeanisation of Moscow is over, the end of this copycat urban development may not be such a bad thing anyway. |
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| These types of NAFTA copycat agreements are meant for trade between highly industrialized and highly developed countries, but Peru is a developing nation. |
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| The three less structured types of gangs are copycat gangs, territorial gangs, and delinquent groups, all of which generally do not engage in violence. |
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| Therefore, instead of playing copycat and adopting bad US policy, Europe must adopt good policy and join with the US to consider what is necessary and what is not. |
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| Mr. Charles Montpetit: Even though one might assume that it could motivate someone to commit a copycat crime, no crime has been committed, at least not yet, in the case of a film that has not yet been released. |
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| As the costs of production and distribution are relatively low, innovators need protection from copycat competitors to stimulate research and discovery. |
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| In France in 2005 the media provided daily coverage of events, whilst in Belgium and Germany the governments endeavoured to limit public information in order to avoid copycat crimes. |
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| It can track patent applications, newsgroup activity, logos, offensive associations, trademark infringements, unauthorized linking relationships and copycat sites. |
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| The German Minister of the Interior described events of violence as isolated copycat crimes and was more concerned with challenges of integration rather than law enforcement. |
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| I'd put that down to the record companies' stupid copycat habits! |
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| The authorities in British colonies with an Indian population, sepoy or civilian, took measures to secure themselves against copycat uprisings. |
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| Police feared it was going to be used in a copycat ram raid after a cashpoint was hit with a digger in the area earlier this month. |
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| But Mack took the copycat level-headedly, quoted by Chortle news as saying, 'this Australian comedy genius is being unfairly treated. |
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| And the coroner said he was worried other people could use the Internet in copycat offences. |
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| But the Independent Television Commission were alerted after two copycat incidents. |
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| A SCOTS computer expert has developed a copycat catcher which has already caught 48 university cheats. |
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| The recipe is a copycat version of Miss Grace Lemon Cake that we developed and featured in our Restaurant Replicas column. |
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| Police officers investigating the attack feared it could be a copycat incident after the Columbine High massacre in Denver, Colorado. |
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| Whether eating at moderate or inexpensive restaurants, readers continue to request copycat versions of selections ordered and enjoyed for re-creation at home. |
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| Images of Dione's 500-mile-long mountain Janiculum Dorsa suggest that the moon could have been a weaker copycat of Enceladus, Saturn's icy geyser moon. |
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| Copycat journalists amplified this dubious academic research by claiming that teenage murderers were duplicating their favourite violent scenes. |
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| The Federally-funded CopyCat project is an instructive computer game that uses a virtual sign language tutor to augment the classroom experience for hearing-impaired children. |
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