The rich copied the poor; the middle class copied the rich.
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Now, since then, some of the film in the archive has been copied and copied and copied, and what they actually hold in the archive is not the original film anymore.
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When I copied the Davids and the Winslow Homers I copied them in acrylic paint on pre-stretched canvases.
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Back in 2016, Facebook Messenger copied Snapchat's filters, and that same year, Instagram copied its Stories with huge success.
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"It doesn't matter who is copied or blind copied — forwarded it later, if you absolutely feel the need to," says Rubin.
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That data gets copied to the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland, and then copied again to computers at Arizona State University in Tempe.
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For example, instead of offering up a list of all your previously copied text items, the iOS keyboard only shows you your most recently copied text.
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It also serves as an interrogation of the significance of copied images: can a copied image be just as impactful as the original, if not more?
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Instagram copied Snapchat, Facebook copied Instagram copying Snapchat, and as a result we're left with utter chaos in the form of THREE Stories to worry about managing.
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Cisco sued Huawei in 2003 over claims that the Chinese company had not only copied source code from Cisco products but also copied text from user manuals.
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Some activity even came from fake accounts that copied real people's social media pictures and profiles without the knowledge or consent of the user whose identity was copied.
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As the general manager of BuzzFeed's Tasty, Ashley McCollum is in charge of those food recipe videos you see copied all over Facebook—copied because they are so phenomenally successful.
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When we listen to a William Basinski album, we're listening to a recording of a reality, copied onto a machine, pressed onto tape, digitized, compressed, and copied again through headphones.
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Swaps were a well worn tradition when it came to music, which could easily be copied onto tapes, but unlike music, cracked video games didn't degrade in quality each time they were copied.
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A student submitted their handwriting so it could be copied.
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The joke was copied like crazy by humor accounts on
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Their photos have apparently have been copied by another website.
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Google even copied how users interact with the notifications, too.
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"After I did that, other people copied me," he said.
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Luxury design houses like Balmain are copied all the time.
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We copied Soho House, and we don't actually reject anyone.
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RT is not the only outlet InfoWars copied content from.
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The program has been copied by several New England fisheries.
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It's a trendsetter copied by older, less hip tech companies.
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Its current one, he complained, too closely "copied" New Zealand's.
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CosmicFirefly's jewelry has been copied and sold on Etsy too.
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The maneuver has been copied by many other champions since.
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URLs in post captions don't hyperlink and can't be copied.
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When policies worked well in one place, they were copied.
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Since then the Miramax model has been copied across Hollywood.
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Like if you copied code [from an online video file].
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Qatar Airways and Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways copied its model.
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Serena wants this domestic bliss copied and pasted into Cambridge.
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It is an approach now being copied across the Atlantic.
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In some cases, Facebook simply copied successful aspects of Periscope.
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He named 2 other major elements that clearly aren't copied.
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Like China, Iran has copied drone designs from American models.
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This is something we touched on: Rick is so copied.
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So I had copied everything twice onto portable hard drives.
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Obama but insisted that the language was not copied verbatim.
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Then I copied and pasted it into Twitter and paused.
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Some of my work, not that much, is copied there.
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There is no evidence that they actual copied your database.
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It went well for one, then a load copied it.
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In 2010, the Affordable Care Act copied the Massachusetts experiment.
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McLaughlin copied the link and sent it on to Hannity.
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He copied the game and sold it to Parker Bros.
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Instead, they're posting Stories, the transient format copied from Snapchat.
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That was the generalized feeling, that they copied U.S. innovation.
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Her style was much copied by noblewomen of the day.
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Pelosi said -- I copied it down exactly -- before the impeachment.
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The source of that advantage will become public, and copied.
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The letter was copied to White House Counsel Pat Cipollone.
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It was a habit the boys in class all copied.
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As I copied, the phrasing and punctuation became second nature.
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Whether the tapes contain original or copied data is unclear.
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Perhaps we'll soon discover that she copied this logo, too.
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We have mitosis and an important thing in cell duplication or mitosis is DNA is replicated or copied and the DNA is supposed to be copied exactly and occasionally there's a misreplication or miscopying.
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For certain albums, the master can be copied millions of times.
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The artwork on each tiny cabinet was copied from the originals.
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Ross sent the ideas in an email back, and copied Cornelissen.
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Instagram flat out copied Snapchat's stories down to its feature name.
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Johnson senior, however, accidentally copied a BBC journalist into the exchange.
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The current government's methods are copied directly from Dr Mahathir's playbook.
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Data can be copied, so why shouldn't everyone benefit from it?
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Even then, myriad links and copied versions circulated on China's internet.
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CBP became aware that data had been copied on May 31.
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In video, it launched copied Houseparty's split-screen group video chat.
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Israel uses drip irrigation, which saves water and could be copied.
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Still, a viral success like that is bound to be copied.
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Education would be much better if more countries copied Singapore's homework.
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Dobrev and Cheek also copied two famous photos from the show.
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In response, he copied their calligraphic patterns as objectively as possible.
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A few Society members copied the update and passed it around.
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Ted Livingston knows what it's like to be copied by Facebook.
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Yeah, yeah, it's another feature copied from the iPhone 7 Plus.
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For years, I've used tools like Copied that does something similar.
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In response, Facebook ruthlessly copied Snapchat Stories into all its products.
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"They literally have copied the exploits out of [JexBoss]," Williams said.
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The new location feature won't be as easily copied, Seidman believes.
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Asus even copied the iPhone X's vertically-positioned dual camera bump.
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The model has been copied in other regional markets and beyond.
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Something they make becomes a hit — then bang it gets copied.
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The patent is attached to it, and can't be easily copied.
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NBA Star Steph Curry and his wife Ayesha copied her tattoo: ><.
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The bureau's director, Christopher Wray, was also copied on the letter.
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Yang Xiguang's most influential essays copied Mao's rhetorical style and language.
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That part, the suit contends, copied Spirit's "Taurus," released in 1968.
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What sums there are show no working; answers were simply copied.
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The deputy administrator of NHTSA is also copied on the document.
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"That was when I knew it might have been copied." video
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"Everybody has copied from Missy Elliott, even me," Cardi B said.
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He copied and pasted his tweets to her in text messages.
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I expect this one to be copied by other phone makers.
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The third command copied the data from the Capital One repository.
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Back in August of last year, Instagram copied Snapchat's Stories feature.
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For his part, Wickens didn't deny that he'd copied Dufresne's dish.
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They show that Instagram killed their growth once they copied them.
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Some of the counterfeits appear to have been copied by scanning.
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I copied it all into a separate document and started rewriting.
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Lil Peep was always creative, from his childhood, everybody copied him.
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This is hardly the first time Samsung has copied its rival.
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Amazon and Google both denied that their smart speakers copied Sonos.
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Nobody is sure where it came from; nobody has copied it.
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It's named after a Mac app called Sherlock, which copied Watson.
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"They copied me," he said of the A.K.P.'s mustachioed members.
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" March 2002: Tape copied and sold Bootleg copies of the "R.
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I hand-copied Buddhist and Taoist classics and treatises on paintings.
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But the Evergrande approach is too expensive to be widely copied.
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The social giant has copied basically all of Snapchat's best features.
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The approach has been copied by dozens of other U.S. police departments.
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Takeshi kills Rei, and leaves Bay City to find Quell's copied consciousness.
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Qubits cannot be copied—any attempt to do so would be detected.
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And it was very quickly copied by Lyft and then by Uber.
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That makes them more secure than magnetic cards, which are easily copied.
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Trump just apparently copied down and shared things he had read ... where?
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Let's take a look at other ways Apple's been copied in China.
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Competitors quickly copied the product, its packaging, and even used CardBuddy's photos.
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John Stumpf, Wells Fargo's chief executive officer, was copied on both letters.
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As of today, Instagram has copied that last major Snapchat Stories feature.
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But which is the better hypothesis — that they were copied or not?
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Nobody ever copied my homework in class then called me a Communist.
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The idea of manufacturing research centres is copied from Germany's Fraunhofer institutes.
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McAfee, who was copied on the email to Bitfi, did not respond.
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When new laws do succeed, they can be copied across the country.
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Anyway, here's the full list (copied from USA Today to save time).
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Mr Orban's tactics will now no doubt be copied by populists elsewhere.
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Yet Sweden's prostitution laws are surprisingly illiberal—and increasingly being copied elsewhere.
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A number of Android phone-makers have copied Apple's design fairly shamelessly.
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When women started playing rugby, they copied what the men were doing.
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Competition is growing from Facebook, which has copied many of Snap's features.
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Whether that means monetary policy could be carbon-copied is less clear.
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I copied it from Ann-Margret's backup singer from her Vegas Sho.
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Meanwhile, it must demonstrate potential money-makers beyond what Instagram has copied.
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We're sure Zoe Saldana wouldn't mind if you copied her outfit, anyway.
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Finally, Nextbit is a startup and might fail, be copied, or bought.
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I'm not trying to flatter myself but — AMLG: So he copied you?
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"Obviously yogis from 5,000 years ago—they copied the dogs!" she yells.
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The bodysuit Bleu claims Kardashian copied (top left, bottom left, bottom right).
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The shelving here is either original or faithfully copied by Weather Hill.
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"Ensing added: "I never said she copied, just said it looks familiar.
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Mayfield copied details in Favre's photo right down to wearing jean shorts.
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He copied Fernandez's stance and leg kick, and took the first pitch.
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Tap "Copy" — the message is now copied to your iPhone's clipboard. 5.
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Since then, the idea has been copied by countless other expecting people.
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In this view of the future, patient data isn't copied or exposed.
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The chairmen overseeing their respective committees were carbon copied on the letter.
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The woman fostering his cats learned that he had copied her key.
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K met the trafficker, had his documents copied, and booked his flights.
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Many researchers have since copied the quiz app method, including Mr. Kogan.
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As the Gaglianos became more famous, competing violin makers copied their style.
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New Girl copied this method but borrowed from other series as well.
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He had many materials copied digitally, making them available to wider audiences.
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What whimsical designs he made were often easily copied by larger manufacturers.
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It soon emerged that Mr. Devins had copied the image of Mrs.
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"Cristina has copied a lot of our way of campaigning," Barba said.
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Instead, the male gene copied the healthy sequence from the female gene.
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" And then: "That data can then be resold, copied, pirated and abused.
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There are, for example, all the times that the company copied Snapchat.
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Recently, I received an email from her landlord that copied her fiancé.
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It's ingrained, learned, copied and repeated, much of it from mimicking adults.
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Now, those technologies are easily copied and widely available from service firms.
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Apple copied an Intel engineer in the email for information, Qualcomm alleged.
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In 1892 he copied two poems on the subject from magazines he'd read.
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Emoji quickly became popular in Japan, as rival mobile companies copied DOCOMO's idea.
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And I copied it out of the Google Doc that it was in.
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For too long, paywall playbooks have just been copied rather than innovated upon.
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The list was automatically copied over, and Bryant put it online on GitHub.
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And it has copied Netflix with a new internet service called HBO Now.
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How many others received the report in subsequent blind-copied batches is unknown.
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Correction (April 7th): This post has been amended to fix improperly copied probabilities.
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This can generate new RNA that can be directly copied into the DNA.
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Several American states were so impressed that they have copied the EU's rules.
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Other sites, which did not include a satire disclaimer, frequently copied the posts.
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It was only a matter of time before an Android phone copied it.
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It was such an instant design classic that, of course, everyone copied it.
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Remember that text can be copied and pasted between these multitasking preview windows.
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Remember those kext files we copied from your EFI folder to your desktop?
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Wright copied that specific signature and tried to pass it off as new.
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Biologics are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
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Typing in passwords can be seen, copied and later used by nearby eavesdroppers.
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Doodles and drawings can be copied and pasted directly into any Windows app.
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The change further differentiates Facebook Stories from the Snapchat Stories feature it copied.
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They are more complex than traditional drugs and cannot be copied with precision.
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Unlike a movie, however, your license loses its value upon being widely copied.
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We don't think Garten would mind too much if he copied this idea.
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In 2015, a judge first ruled that Williams and Thicke copied Gaye's song.
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It even looks like Google just copied Apple's design for the prompt, too.
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The format has even been copied by far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
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Mashable reports that the White House "copied verbatim" from a statement from ExxonMobil.
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"I'm, obviously, concerned about my design that's being copied," she told the representative.
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Biosimilars are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
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The NLCJC was so expensive that it was unlikely ever to be copied.
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With such stories even headlines are supposed to be copied from official media.
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Instagram copied the 'Snap' and now it might be going after the 'chat'.
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Unlike traditional drugs, biologic drugs cannot be copied exactly to make generic versions.
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Besides, anything innovative a challenger does will be copied by incumbents eventually anyway.
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She was copied on every email and was able to help manage everything.
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Facebook, too, has aggressively copied some of Snap's most popular features, like Stories.
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Abingdon Press did not disclose the other authors that Shillady copied material from.
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However, Ivanka Trump copied her chief of staff, Julie Radford, on the emails.
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That model is now being copied by local health departments around the country.
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They searched the men, took their smartphones and copied them onto a computer.
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He decided ordinary-looking letters were not enough, so he copied Beethoven's signature.
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Elton John has an easily-copied, recognizable look perfect for a Halloween costume.
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A carbon-14 measurement indicates that the scroll was copied around A.D. 300.
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He could tell you who they copied and it was a bad copy.
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"A lot of people have copied me," he told The Times in 2003.
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Some AfD leaders have even copied the Freedom Party's messaging word-for-word.
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Fingerprints can be copied, and even retina scans have been defeated by hackers.
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Kevin Hart copied Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for his Halloween costume this year.
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"Following Saleem's instructions, I copied a string of text," he writes for Wired.
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Facebook had blatantly copied Snapchat before with failed products like Poke and Slingshot.
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A lot of our environmental stuff has been copied all over the country.
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Konami's 1989 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles copied the style but improved the play.
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Instagram copied its "stories" feature and wound up stealing some of its momentum.
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Thanks to the appellate decision, it's a given that copyrightable code was copied.
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They've also copied many of Snapchat's advertising features to win over ad dollars.
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Ms. Sheykhi, who does not smoke, copied a pack a friend gave her.
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As the final step, the students' pages are then copied, "bound" and distributed.
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And each of those subpages is filled with text copied from other sites.
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The distinct stations for sandwiches and rice bowls also seem copied and pasted.
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"First of all, he copied off of me all the time," she said.
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In Snap's case, most of its signature elements have been copied by Instagram.
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Her mother stitched their clothes from designs she had copied from fashion magazines.
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Mistaken attributions can be copied and reposted with the click of a button.
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Google's technology was developed independently by Google — it was not copied from Sonos.
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Case in point: When was the last time you copied or pasted something?
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Third, all products can be reproduced if not perfectly copied with enough resources.
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Zeus might also see its model copied abroad before it can get there.
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Other countries, like Canada, copied our approach, creating a consistent North American strategy.
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So Snapchat's push to keep innovating (even if it gets copied) is commendable.
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Select "Paste" and the text you copied should appear in the text box.
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"It is certainly possible that Weimar also copied from Trumbull," Mr. Posner wrote.
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His actions were rarely copied by others; very little happened in his slipstream.
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Trump's wife copied a speech from Michelle /And her breath smells like kelp.
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Without hyper-specific design details or logos to patent or trademark, more generic fashion pieces — like Carrie Anne Roberts's T-shirt that Old Navy copied or the Brother Vellies sandal that Zara copied — are left wide open to be duplicated.
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The model is now being copied by Nagpur, Gondia, and 15 other Indian cities.
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This handwriting was then presumably copied by the person who allegedly doctored the test.
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The concept of "mesh networking" took off and soon, everyone else copied the idea.
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Apple later copied that exact feature in the default Camera app in iOS 5.
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Others have copied masks they saw in Hollywood movIes such as 'V for Vendetta.
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In the end, it's a win to the user that Google copied this system.
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Diet Prada is watchdog account that regularly posts designs it accuses of being copied.
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Crackdown 2 essentially copied that approach a few years later and it fell flat.
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Your data may also be copied and shared with other agencies, particularly the FBI.
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She even copied the lilac wig and her sparkly purse to complete the look.
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Other emerging economies, including Brazil and Russia, copied the Chinese strategy of partial privatisation.
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This technique was perfected by Mr Putin in Russia, and is now widely copied.
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It causes my statements to get copied and pasted in ways that hurt people.
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Instagram copied its short-form video feature last year and has seen tremendous success.
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At first, scientists copied the heart as closely as they could, beating and all.
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Those letters are then printed and copied as many times as there are nationalities.
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Certainly, we know that Hannah — aka Baby Girl, the top Cam Girl —was copied.
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As she assures her mom, if she's "copied" again, she'll just make another account.
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Unless a text is copied word for word, Amazon's system is unlikely to notice.
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If you've opted to keep your files, they should be copied back in place.
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"Anytime a big opportunity comes up, it will be copied by them," he says.
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Hachimoji DNA can be copied to make hachimoji RNA, able to direct protein synthesis.
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And it's got a very specific look and feel that everyone has now copied.
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CBP3 returned our passports and my cell phone, which they said they had copied.
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Given that Obama's plan came first, it appeared that Ryan simply copied it wholesale.
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Specifically, Kardashian copied the Photograph and distributed it on Instagram on September 14, 2016.
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Slack created a new solution for workplace communication, one copied by many, even Microsoft.
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Some entertained themselves by circulating hand-copied manuscripts of spy stories or erotic literature.
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A popular beauty YouTuber, however, suggested that Jenner had copied the pose from her.
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No one from the Trump campaign was copied on the email, the sources said.
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In 2014, Chinese hackers copied a vast database from the Office of Personnel Management.
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The state district cried foul — then copied the trick before the next count day.
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Microsoft is adding in better support for the emails you're blind copied in on.
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Clinton was copied at the beginning, but later left off the list of addressees.
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The actress copied her husband's '90s aesthetic while he went as a giant microphone.
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His mannerisms and inflections are so specific that they basically beg to be copied.
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Courbet's early work puzzled Delacroix; and the young Manet copied one of Delacroix's paintings.
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Facebook-owned Instagram recently copied "stories," which seemingly put a damper on Snap's growth.
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To that end, Instagram copied Snapchat's Stories feature to add an ephemeral sharing option.
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But this time, Steve Madden responded by suing the company it may have copied.
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I wrote down more than 200,000 characters by hand, and hand-copied it twice.
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And lawyers had already copied and stamped the emails for delivery to Capitol Hill.
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Hitler's minions admired and copied some of Stalin's techniques of spying and liquidating enemies.
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Have you ever copied someone else's work and turned it in as your own?
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Ms. Glaser copied Dianne Brandi, the top lawyer at Fox News, on the letter.
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Then he bought up every competitor he could and copied the ones he couldn't.
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The answer may hinge on the specific part of the programming language Google copied.
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Being a creator myself, people have copied my shirts before, I totally understand Brandon.
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"I copied and memorized whole scores of symphonies," she once said in an interview.
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"This is pretty strong evidence that one had copied the other," Mr. Dunsmore said.
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That means your words, not copied from a book, the Internet or anywhere else.
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Sonos executives said they had found that Amazon's Echo speakers also copied Sonos technology.
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If you&aposve copied it to the clipboard, you can simply paste it in.
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What the newcomers perform has to be something they developed, not something they copied.
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Communist-controlled outfits in Hong Kong have often simply copied successful stunts by protesters.
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Sylvester claims Breitbart News then intentionally "copied and posted the copyrighted photograph" to Breitbart.
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Coons had copied Grassley, an Iowa Republican, and the judiciary committee's top Democrat, Sen.
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The other kids never copied these words into their notebooks, so I didn't, either.
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"I just copied his mother, and she told me what to do," she said.
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In 2016 Instagram copied the feature, and Facebook's original app followed suit in 2017.
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Also copied were Leoinel Kemp Ensor, the NSA's security chief, and other NSA officials.
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The painting is copied from a photograph printed in an old Parisian girlie magazine.
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Later, when people yelled "Do it," the dogs copied the first things the humans did.
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Those baseball games, movies and TV shows are sometimes copied and re-sold several times.
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"Police today copied multiple servers in the Netherlands," a translated version of the statement reads.
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Facebook, Instagram, Medium, and a couple dating apps have also copied the popular Snapchat feature.
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Popular pill designs tend to get copied in the fake smoke-filled world of ecstasy.
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Diddy's ppl copied and pasted the spines 3 times in Photoshop and I am overcome!
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In response, Twitter is choosing sides by claiming that Richie copied Jenner, or visa versa.
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Turkey has, at least superficially, copied the US by dispensing with the prime ministerial position.
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She copied them to physical CDs and, within weeks, both found their way to WikiLeaks.
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Carmel said the fraudsters must have copied the part of the code that included Shoval.
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Any referendum on independence risks being copied in other regions, potentially breaking up the country.
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It's copied word for word from the promotional text of the new Star Wars film.
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The off-white blouse that Zara allegedly copied was designed to be sold to outsiders.
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According to the statement, the intruder copied, encrypted, and took steps toward removing the information.
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It's easy to point fingers and say Xiaomi copied Samsung, but the opposite is true.
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When an item is copied, the original tends to lose value — except when it doesn't.
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Once you've successfully copied game ROMs to your Pi, you can remove that USB stick.
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To learn the language, he copied pages from the dictionary and read Jane Austin books.
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It's short-term memory allows you to quickly access copied phone numbers, addresses, or quotes.
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I've certainly been copied by fast-fashion brands, and I've seen it happen and consumed.
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In some cases, the content of an entire site was copied to complete the illusion.
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Lorde copied "Untitled (Rejoice!)" in her handwriting to give her statement a more personal touch.
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The suit alleges that before he left, Levandowski illegally copied 14,000 files from Waymo's servers.
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The "redacted" parts of the document filed by Manafort's lawyers can be copied-and-pasted.
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This isn't the first time a game developer has copied Overwatch's aesthetics and gameplay approaches.
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"Each company that Facebook has copied has had to take on Facebook alone," he says.
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They also popped up in dozens of copied-and-pasted Facebook posts and retweeted tweets.
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Koza never granted a license for his works to be copied or displayed anywhere (else).
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So far, Waymo had not uncovered convincing evidence that Uber copied its technology, he said.
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When they copied our locket mill, which we introduced in 2015, we were very flattered.
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"Led Zeppelin obviously copied 'Taurus' by Randy California, a musician they knew well," he added.
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Then, as if to maximize her humiliation, he copied and sent them to her friends.
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Let's look at the things I wondered about, the things I copied from your letter.
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Now darken the copied text to a shadowy gray and put it behind the original.
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Both of them were copied on the emails, so both may face potential criminal prosecution.
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In August, CNN found that Shillady had copied the writings of another pastor, the Rev.
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Finally, you'll paste in the link you had copied into the "Value" field. Ta-da!
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The files presented by Netanyahu were allegedly copied from a "highly secret location" in Iran.
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His work comes straight out of the mind; raw, neither plagiarised nor copied to perfection.
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During his long tenure, his techniques have been studied and copied by other clever people.
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If you have text copied to your clipboard, you'll also see the option to Paste.
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M_eme_ /noun; Internet slang /: a humorous image or text that is copied and shared widely.
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He then copied the information into his personal notebooks and brought it to his house.
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Cisco brought multiple lawsuits against Arista in 2014, alleging it brazenly copied Cisco's intellectual property.
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The cosmetics mogul copied the singer's iconic look from the 2002 music video for "Dirrty."
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I agree that the harm to the person whose artwork was copied is de minimis.
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He then copied the information into his personal notebooks and brought it to his house.
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But if Burton's work was just copied from his influences, it wouldn't resonate with viewers.
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In the complaint, Qualcomm specifically alleges that Apple copied the operating system's "cards" design interface.
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The more original the knife, the lower the risk that the knife can be copied.
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Interestingly, fakers have copied almost every Panerai model thanks to the simplicity of the watch.
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Coffee companies copied Starbucks and the flavor spread across markets to food, alcohol, and fragrance.
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The comment appears to have been copied, but not retweeted, from a white supremacist account.
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About 100 million years ago, the genome of a single melon-like fruit copied itself.
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Louisiana lawmakers copied the Texas legislation after seeing how effective it was at closing clinics.
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The officials copied on the email included Zach Horowitz, UMG's president and chief operating officer.
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My coutelier's dresses were made of aluminum, and the dressmaker Paco Rabanne copied the idea.
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That's how wide the influence of shaabi music was—even my songs were being copied.
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No band of its generation remains as popular, and as ruthlessly copied by younger acts.
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Reporters from 11 publications, including The New York Times, were copied on the anonymous email.
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Most of my paintings are copied and re-created images I see on the internet.
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Those that escape face merciless, sometimes unfair competition (their innovations copied, their projects litigated against).
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These so-called smart contracts inside Ethereum are now being copied by many other projects.
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Members of the far-right party complained that the young minister had copied their ideas.
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The clip was quickly copied from her page and still appears on other social networks.
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He frequently criticized studios and television producers when he believed they had copied his stories.
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Black copied Amodei and Heller on his letter but did not include any Connecticut lawmakers.
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A lot of people have copied it since then, but I think we created it.
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For my first customer support agent, I copied all my email threads into a document.
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He's released snippets on Instagram, only to have the sound or words copied by others.
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It alleges Google has copied includes the tech that lets smart speakers pair and sync.
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That is not the democracy that the South American republics copied from the United States.
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It was also copied to the curators of the exhibition Ruba Katrib and Peter Eleey.
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Nor did her beloved sister Cassandra, when she copied the manuscript, long after Jane's demise.
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Google almost identically copied that map's neighborhoods and boundaries, he said -- down to its typos.
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Its swipe-based gestures were so good that Google basically copied them in Android 10.
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The letter, reviewed by Reuters, was dated May 28 and copied to President Joseph Kabila.
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You can even search for keywords if something you copied weeks ago comes up again.
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YouTuber veselekov copied the format of Evangelion's opening, injecting it with Overwatch characters and terminology.
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A photon cannot be perfectly copied and any attempt to measure it will disturb it.
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The resulting note can be emailed, copied, pasted or shared with a compatible text app.
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His index funds have multiplied at Vanguard and been copied and transformed by many others.
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Or would it seem like this embryonic thing that television then copied and improved upon.
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Others just straight up copied content created by other sites and slapped ads on them.
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Printers often copied entire paragraphs or columns directly from other newspapers and frequently without attribution.
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It'd be similar to Apple's strategy with the iPhone X — at least until everyone copied it.
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The singer released a statement on her blog that was then copied to her Instagram account.
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The FDP and Greens insist the conservatives' agreement cannot simply be copied into a coalition deal.
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Then, when you do set those clients up, point them towards the folders you've copied over.
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Rumor is, the eye design was inspired by (or entirely copied from) one of Cole's photoshoots.
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Snap has faced head-on competition from Facebook-owned Instagram, which essentially copied Snapchat's Stories feature.
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Macy's has also copied discount retailers by rolling out self-service models in its shoe departments.
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The obfuscation simply gets copied ad nauseum as farmers' data gets sold to company after company.
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Brexit could yet be copied by another member, leading to the slow collapse of the union.
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Carmel says the same bad actor must have copied the OutStream tracking code that included shoval.
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"You were spending twenty bucks for an illegally copied tape with only four episodes," he continued.
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Hilton, who attended Jenner's party previously told PEOPLE she was "very flattered" Jenner copied her look.
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Instagram copied the ephemeral Stories three years ago, so what other features keep people on Snapchat?
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Might Ms Le Pen be celebrating already today if France had copied the American electoral college?
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The Twitter accounts that copied and pasted Ali Alexander's tweet about Kamala Harris were not automated.
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Earlier this year, MoviePass sued Sinemia for copyright infringement, alleging Sinemia copied many of MoviePass's features.
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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun even copied Steve Jobs' signature black turtleneck and "one more thing" catchphrase.
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At another, Herjavec unwittingly carbon copied him on an email that included fourth-quarter financial projections.
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Oracle sued Google in 2010, claiming that Android developers copied sections of proprietary code from Java.
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URL with %s in place of query: That URL that you copied in the last step?
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White House press release (left) contains full paragraph copied verbatim from Exxon press release (right). pic.twitter.
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I'm not interested in reading what you copied and pasted from the original job description listing.
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The perfect everydayness — the absolute banality of the objects Pati Hill copied — creates its own meaning.
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These odd hardware projects come after Facebook copied many of Snapchat's most popular features, like Stories.
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And they've been successful enough that the format of drinking, dining and bidding has been copied.
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Once received, the files are copied onto a disk (yes, one single disk without backup copies).
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The third party copied data and demanded a ransom for its safe return, the company said.
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She copied the letters, reinforced them, and wove them into finger traps to complete the work.
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Codes, a Swiss startup that specializes in protecting software code from being reverse engineered, a.k.a. copied.
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On April 22, 20183, the GRU copied files from the DNC network to GRU-controlled computers.
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In several instances, Clarke copied entire sentences while changing or replacing only one or two words.
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Hackers do reuse code from other operations, so even copied lines fall well short of proof.
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They are expressions of eroticism carbon copied from their creators' brains, meant for their eyes only.
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I accidentally copied the number for Alexandria (2112 births) instead of Alexa (743), so instead of .
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Prosecutors said information on the servers in Canada has been copied in cooperation with Toronto police.
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From there, simply tap the GIF you want to send and it will automatically be copied.
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He copied material and taped conversations considered protected by both attorney-client privilege and constitutional protections.
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Her research found that the more professional-looking YouTube videos were less likely to be copied.
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In other cases, Politico Magazine said, she copied text directly or paraphrased heavily with no attribution.
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Spooked by the Maidan revolution in Kiev in 2014, Azerbaijan copied some of Russia's repressive practices.
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Now, I'm not about to suggest that Apple copied Valve's global sensation of a video game.
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As a result, Forensicator concluded that the documents could not have been copied over the internet.
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It can be copied, sold, leaked—passed between companies and platforms in a seemingly uncontrollable way.
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Luxury items like the Hermès bracelet are low-hanging fruit, frequently copied and easy to spot.
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Novartis CEO Joe Jimenez has forecast price cuts as high as 75 percent on copied products.
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Trump just copied their style, promoted it better, and is now selling his own Cardiff Giant.
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But the deputy was copied on emails and dealt with payment issues on behalf of Manafort.
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Through Ler, MOH said, Brochez had access to the HIV Registry and copied records from it.
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"We would really appreciate it if they copied our data protection practices as well," he added.
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He has copied her house key, allowing him to go in and out of her house.
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She copied her sibling's iconic dress that she wore to her 21st birthday party in 2002.
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Google will never admit that I named it, that they copied my ad 30 years ago.
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In the box below, paste in the web address you copied and click the Save button.
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And since Windows just copied the Mac, it's likely that no personal computer would have them.
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To be sure, that's because the photo sharing app has flagrantly copied some popular Snapchat features.
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We used a similar thing; we designed a color coding system that kind of copied it.
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This would happen if a user had copied an image taken by Apple's default camera app.
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Her new stardom was ratified by a timeless phenomenon: women around the world copied her hairstyle.
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Critic's Notebook Some new restaurants you just know are going to be copied like Chanel handbags.
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He was copied on emails with city officials, and the mayor recalls meeting with him twice.
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Cisco Systems sued Huawei in 2003, saying it had illegally copied the American company's source code.
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One company maintained that the other was manufacturing look-alikes that had been copied from them.
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The blue checkmark is a hallmark of Twitter and one that was later copied by Facebook.
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After several false starts, he managed to paint a portrait of her, copied from the photograph.
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The investigators captured the evidence via a process called "imaging," in which hard drives are copied.
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So a shocking thing happened this week: A subsidiary of Facebook copied a feature from Snapchat.
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He then copied that information into the center boxes in the outer parts of the chart.
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Click "Open spreadsheet" to view the copied spreadsheet or the green "OK" to view it later.
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It's already copied Snapchat Stories and implemented the ephemeral photo and video format across its apps.
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The "swipe right to like" dynamic has now been copied so much it's almost a cliché.
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Software can be reverse-engineered, copied indefinitely and—potentially—used to attack anyone in the world.
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Over the next year, it gradually copied nearly every major Snapchat feature in its own products.
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Coons had copied then-Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, an Iowa Republican, and its top Democrat, Sen.
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Sadly, much of the rest of the platform was simply copied and pasted from previous years.
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Couture can't be cheated by speeding it up, it can't be outsourced, it can't be copied.
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I even copied all the Facebook messages into a Word document and printed that out, too.
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Against Federer, he experienced aspects of tennis that, if copied, will add significantly to his growth.
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As Caroline Kennedy, the carrier's sponsor, rose to give remarks, she copied her father's inaugural gesture.
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Congressional Republicans have embraced and copied Mr. Trump's cruelty and defended and even adopted his corruption.
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Most participants in the "chameleon effect" study weren't even aware that they were being copied. 214.
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I looked at all the pictures and copied abstract paintings, like Edward Avedisian and Bridget Riley.
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"Then I will have it faithfully copied by the skilled Franz Hogenberg," the collection's principle engraver.
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Democrats' "new" platform just copied Hillary's Democrats' "new" platform just copied Hillary's Still reeling from a crushing defeat in November, the most prominent Democrats in the country gathered Monday to present their new "populist" plan to the American people as an alternative to President Donald Trump's agenda.
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Angela isn't taking any precautions to hide what she's doing, so if an IT person happens to check whether anyone's copied the "NUCLEAR SECRETS" folder in the past few weeks, they'll see someone copied it to external storage from her terminal, while logged into her boss's account.
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As Mr Weigel succinctly states, this was "music that copied nothing, and could be replicated by nobody".
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That's why it's so surprising that WhatsApp hasn't already copied the other big Snapchat feature, ephemeral messaging.
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It's likely that Snapchat will double down on messaging now that Stories has been copied to death.
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"From what I've seen, it looks like Zara has copied the designs of the artist," she said.
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The data being copied by the researchers includes information about Obamacare enrollment and premiums, according to Politco.
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The bank responded that the records were copied by an outside firm and returned to the bank.
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When asked if anyone has copied the laws to keep children indoors in the evening, Sigfússon smiles.
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Instagram already copied Stories back in August and has seen a lot of success with the product.
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Camera+ was also one of the first camera apps to have grid lines, something else Apple copied.
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Houseparty, the video chat app so popular with teens Facebook copied it, is about to find out.
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Yes, the Zenfone 5 is an iPhone X clone, but that's because it copied Apple's entire playbook.
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It feels like, what's that guy who made the car that everybody copied back in the day?
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"When couturiers began making original designs in the 1700s (or even earlier), they were copied," she noted.
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Engineer Matthew Bryant had set up a script to watch for this and it was automatically copied.
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Facebook took down the original video, but not before it could be copied and widely and shared.
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Until now, the EU has largely copied and pasted Basel's bank capital rules into the bloc's laws.
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Even when bars and restaurants find their Instagram hook, they may find that it is swiftly copied.
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The GDPR was bitterly opposed by the computing industry, but has since been copied by other jurisdictions.
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It also said the method is pretty simplistic, and is likely to be copied by other attackers.
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Let the world know that the latest celebrity feud was sparked by an allegedly-copied crop top.
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That's how they discovered the Facebook post Sieting had copied and pasted from a right-wing blogger.
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Instagram copied its "stories" feature last year, which seemed to be a big blow to its service.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK The above text is copied from my diary, aged 11.
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And if Instagram Stories continues on this trajectory, it could prove bigger than the app it copied.
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And as the world's biggest economic bloc, the EU's standards are often copied in the emerging world.
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Huawei later admitted in US courts that some of its router software was inadvertently copied from Cisco.
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Once you find that perfect gif, you just tap it, and it's immediately copied to your clipboard.
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The complaint alleged that WeFox had reverse-engineered the Lemonade app and copied many of its features.
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Snapchat has faced some skepticism from advertisers, especially after Instagram blatantly copied one of its main features.
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Let's take a look at every single feature Facebook copied today and just how similar they are.
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That expectation — ingrained in decades of pop culture and copied by real technologists — has held back innovation.
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After those pitches, "consistent with their culture of unauthorized copying, Defendants copied Goldman's work," the suit says.
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It was even a key invention in Apple's battle against Samsung over whether Android copied the iPhone.
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The team copied laptops, hard drives, and any other devices they found, and demanded logins and passwords.
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Because EULAs are so effective, the spirit of successful ones are often copied across companies and sectors.
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In other cases, according to the report, she copied text directly or heavily paraphrased without any attribution.
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Third, the serialized storytelling devices used by The X-Files have been copied by many genre dramas.
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Native Americans used lobsters as fishing bait and crop fertilizer, a practice that European colonists later copied.
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Kalashnikov was known to have said he had heard speculation that he had copied the German rifle.
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The case alleges that her company directly copied Aquazzura's shoe "Wild Thing" to design their "Hettie" shoe.
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However, the Sun Sentinel found that the whole report became readable when copied into a separate document.
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Don's office had been rifled without incident, and Tatiana's computer-savvy recruit had copied all his files.
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Xposure Photos alleges that "Kardashian copied the photograph" and posted it on her Instagram account on Sept.
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The Adelaide Advertiser newspaper has previously quoted Rush Rich operator Vincent Zhao denying the firm copied Treasury.
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Sometimes called "the Stack," its design of crisscrossing lanes has been copied in cities around the world.
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When Bill ran a photo of something that Isaac Mizrahi had copied, Isaac couldn't have been lovelier.
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First of all it's great idea, and secondly we're not copying them because they [laughs] copied Snapchat.
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In some cases, long lists of recipients copied on mass emails stretched for pages within the documents.
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"Still, she insists the campaign "did not originate from nor was it remotely copied from this artist.
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It is a system that many countries have copied, though France is yet to put in place.
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Before Stormi went as Kylie, Kardashian West copied her own Met Gala look for her Halloween costume.
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For her Harley Quinn costume, rapper Nicki Minaj carried a bat, and even copied Quinn's signature pigtails.
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Facebook was proud of this, and soon its systematic approach to growth was copied throughout Silicon Valley.
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The formula has been, for Netflix, and then Amazon copied it is, let's have a hit show.
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Such certificates can be copied and used by impostors if they are not properly secured, he said.
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In fact, if I invent something, it can easily be copied by making only a few alterations.
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The one thing you never hear in Silicon Valley is an entrepreneur admit they copied someone else.
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A few startups have copied the same concept with and improved UI and UX such as Dialpad.
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And he weighed in on the decades-old question of whether Microsoft copied Apple in creating Windows.
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The assistant district attorney, who was also copied on that email, even confirmed that she received it.
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That is, your Facebook or Instagram Stories are not automatically copied over to Facebook Dating by default.
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A few years later, another shift, known as Panda, penalized sites that copied text from other websites.
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For decades he has been building a reputation as a cultivator and innovator of widely copied strains.
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"Per the CDC, hand sanitizer needs to contain at least 60% alcohol," it has copied-and-pasted.
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To top it off, Qiu is also the most copied painter in Chinese history, according to Little.
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Other teams have since copied the Seahawks' approach, but locking arms at sporting events is not new.
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Then, invite them to work in pairs or groups to answer the questions we pose, copied below.
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Shopping apps in China have also been heavily copied by U.S. tech giants like Amazon and Instagram.
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"The commercial model of the Glazers is now being copied by a lot of teams," Almstadt said.
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It's just something the fledgling state of Oregon copied from Indiana when it was assembling its constitution.
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And he has set a precedent which may be copied by rulers whose intentions are far worse.
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To be a Black woman who works in fashion is to be both simultaneously ignored and copied.
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China's tech world has copied the valley's innovator-meet-investor network of incubators, accelerators and venture capitalists.
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He explored how modified histones were copied when a cell divides, right down to the molecular level.
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Unafraid of the past, Salvo (born Salvatore Mangione) copied Early and High Renaissance masters and mythological scenes.
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Elements here were copied from nearby Bryant Park, which has long had the Tiffany's of public restrooms.
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Although it contained similar features, they had apparently been re-created from scratch or copied from elsewhere.
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Snippets, presumably those he copied and shared, present a revealing window into his thinking at the time.
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The list was later copied and shared widely on Twitter, making its way into a Twitter moment.
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CNN reported that no one from the Trump campaign was copied on the email, the sources said.
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"Snap obviously has been copied — plagiarized, you could say — by Facebook, and very successfully so," Sorrell said.
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But graffiti art has become one of the most globally recognizable and copied forms of contemporary culture.
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With Instagram and WhatsApp having copied its Stories to great success, it must stay ahead in chat.
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Cruz copied that move last week, naming Carly Fiorina, the former C.E.O. of Hewlett-Packard, as his.
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Last month a local new site revealed he copied almost 30 percent of his undergraduate law thesis.
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It has been copied by others, most recently Alaska, and Puerto Rico is now utilizing the technique.
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If you accidentally paste something into a form that was copied to your clipboard, it's also recorded.
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Snap invented Stories, the ephemeral photo and video montages that Facebook copied into all of its apps.
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"RAID" mean redundant array of independent disks, and refers to a method by which data is copied.
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Whether they copied his script could fall to a jury, with the casting call being exhibit A.
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Bundles of records were copied, moved onto drives from which they could be snatched, and chopped up into .
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It has copied a number of its features, fine-tuning them and deploying them even better than Snapchat.
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Unlike traditional drugs, biologics are made inside living cells and cannot be copied exactly to make generic versions.
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Waymo's lawsuit focuses primarily on details of its circuit boards, which it claims Uber copied with Levandowski's help.
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So Zuckerberg pursued a strategy he has often deployed against competitors he cannot buy: He copied, then crushed.
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Bridenstine was copied on the emails, where it was suggested he "sidestep" the climate issue in the future.
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That article originally appeared on NewsPunch (then Your News Wire) in 2016, and TWP copied the entire story.
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Instagram's most popular augmented reality filter is the same as the Snap one it copied: virtual puppy ears.
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The story appeared on a website that copied the design of the real Independent, a UK news outlet.
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Mario's wretched soul has been copied and installed, against the laws of God, into the game's software itself.
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The person or people involved in the slaughter had copied the previous terrorist attacks on people of color.
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A single-volume Koran copied in Iran's Safavid period features a dizzying array of blues, oranges and reds.
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" "Employers are more concerned about preventing the technical and intellectual property they've developed from being copied by others.
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They created a compressed file archive of the results, copied it to a different directory, and downloaded it.
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Specifically, Smalley allegedly photocopied signatures of the SQA inspector and then copied and pasted them onto the reports.
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Instagram Stories now has as many users as the last number announced by Snapchat, the app Instagram copied.
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But Claure denied his company was riding T-Mobile's coattails, saying it was Legere who copied Sprint's plan.
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Many of I. scapularis' genes have been copied, like pages of a book that were accidentally printed twice.
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Local artists often copied the original Western prints but offered variations on the genies, thieves and flying carpets.
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The apps these copied features live in all have massive traction abroad, plus there's South Korean competitor Snow.
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Apple ignited the smartphone revolution with iPhone and it is a fact that Samsung blatantly copied our design.
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It claims to have moved or copied thousands of instances successfully during the private beta of this service.
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Each carried a small pack of outdoor clothing copied from a winter wear ad broadcast eighteen months earlier.
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Most of the organic standards were copied from the European standards, but that's specific to the European region.
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However, what works in Bhutan cannot be copied exactly in another country because of climatic and geographical difference.
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Turns out it's not such a stupid idea, seeing as Instagram just copied the crap out of Snapchat.
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FHIR API, and it is 2 that is the justification for all the data being copied into Google.
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This briefly gained prominence, but was then copied by Facebook, seizing users and attention away from the startup.
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The government may also get tough with firms that prevent their drugs from being copied when patents expire.
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It's a tool that its competition like Papa John's and third-party delivery apps have copied since then.
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The company mistakenly published an announcement page and then took it down, but Android Police copied it here.
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What was the point of throwing out the old government if the new one simply copied its policies?
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Content copied on, say, an iPhone can, a moment later be pasted into another document on macOS Sierra.
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Or, more realistically, the photos are taken, copied onto a hard disk and then never looked at again.
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In the represented scene the birds catch the attention, they are copied or chased by two human figures.
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Despite the park's denial that they copied Disney, they did end up phasing out the Disney-inspired characters.
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Facebook isn't backing down from Stories despite criticism that it copied Snapchat and that Instagram Stories is enough.
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A January 13, 2016 e-mail, with McClendon copied, that had an attachment discussing milestones for Levandowski's NewCo.
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On science denial, that was a strategy that the tobacco industry honed and then the oil guys copied.
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Meanwhile, Facebook/Instagram has ruthlessly copied his hottest product innovations and poached chunks of his ideas — and audience.
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Some of the vintage fiberglass bells and objects were even copied from those belonging to Imagineers' own grandparents!
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That's how Zara's response sounded to an independent artist who recently claimed the Spanish brand copied her designs.
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However, airlines have frequently copied each other in the past, like when they added fees for checked luggage.
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The malware appears to be poorly developed, with some of its code copied from elsewhere, the report adds.
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She did hers and then everyone thought I copied her, but I swear I had the idea first!
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He also covered its walls with ornate Lincrusta wallpaper copied from cabins aboard the Titanic, Mr. Wilhelmsson said.
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Next, open a new message thread and select a contact to send the copied text message to. 6.
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Since that time, the idea has been copied by countless other expecting people and became a viral phenomenon.
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The latter remark was copied and pasted into a tweet, which observers quickly noted did not mention Hinduism.
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The brand argued that Morphe's collaboration with Hill copied a product line it previously created with the YouTuber.
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Snowden, a National Security Agency contractor, copied and leaked classified information from the NSA about global surveillance programs.
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More than 60 crossword puzzles edited by Mr. Parker copied elements from New York Times puzzles, FiveThirtyEight reported.
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There's no doubt that Instagram, which has successfully copied many of Snap's best features, is hurting Snap's growth.
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It's refreshing to know that someone else once copied their entire iTunes library into their 'Influences' section too.
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Everyone has always copied how I looked and wanted to dress like me since I was, like, 10.
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Buckley explained that he helped write the speech and did not think he copied from his original piece.
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No one did it before, and now, with the exception of one, the entire industry has copied us.
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Some academics said the data could have been easily copied and sold to marketers or political consulting firms.
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Once a data set is created, it can be copied and shared until its original source is unknown.
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The 87 carbon-copied, prison transfer records found in the police station are an archive of religious zeal.
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His strategy was so successful that it was envied and then copied by central banks around the world.
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Norwegian Cruise Line CEO Harry Sommer and other executives were copied on the message, according to the report.
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He provided documents showing Trafigura's Wainwright was copied on an email referencing what Herz alleges were bribe payments.
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"It's not that he's being directly copied by other artists," says the British contemporary-art writer Louisa Buck.
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Light-Lewis' research indicates that the drawing was copied directly from a carte de visite photo of Clark.
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Snap, for example, has seen features like its disappearing messages, face filters and story format copied by Facebook.
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Days later, when she returned it, she said she had copied the best poems and marked the rest.
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Clinton, and that other campaign officials almost certainly would have been copied on the memo, the people said.
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Yet in an email sent in March 2012, Mr. Shkreli copied Mr. Hassan and some of his friends.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Yesterday President Trump said that Obama copied him by calling the Republican health care bill 'mean.
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After you have copied the icon, open the Preview program, which is found in the Mac's Applications folder.
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A complaint Genius filed in 2019 alleged that Google knowingly copied its lyrics to use in search results.
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But because open source code can be freely copied and distributed, his code was soon back online elsewhere.
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Samsung copied Apple (it denies this but it's clear as day) with its own take on Apple's Animoji.
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Unlike traditional drugs, biologics are made from living cells and cannot be copied exactly to make generic versions.
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Customs and Border Protection declined to discuss seizures of products that copied specific companies' electronics, citing legal restrictions.
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Copied data may also be shared with other agencies, like the F.B.I., for handling under their own procedures.
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After dropping out of art school, he worked for a factory that copied designer clothing in shoddier fabrics.
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Eric Manuel, the USPIS employee copied on the emails, said that the USPIS provided support to the operation.
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Plus, Cartier has much bigger fish to fry: Its Love bracelet is constantly copied in the counterfeit industry.
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I could give Carson a platform that copied Bernie Sanders' socialist playbook, or any other opinion I wanted.
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Unbeknownst to us, it got passed around and copied, especially on the West Coast, in the entertainment industry.
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It's easy for features to be copied – but you can't be both custom and generic at the same time.
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Instead, they copied the healthy gene from their mother and incorporated that into their genome to replace the father's.
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I remember all the outfits and Michelle Kwan's Chinese dragon necklace that I totally copied in middle school. #Fangirl.
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The company recently discovered that an unauthorized party had copied and encrypted information, and took steps towards removing it.
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A pink tricorn hat he made for Diana in 1981 made headlines and was copied all over the world.
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Install the app then check Settings then Backup & sync to make sure everything is being copied to the cloud.
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I did answer because I&aposve copied Pete and did the pulled pork thing situation with the ribs. Yum.
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Posing as ad blockers, the malicious extensions simply copied code from real ad blockers and then added to them.
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He came up with the dish in the early 43s, and it's been copied and interpreted extensively ever since.
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She found women on Facebook posing against similar backgrounds; she copied, expanded, expertly photoshopped them with camouflage and weaponry.
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Since the process is more complex than that used to make traditional drugs, it cannot be copied with precision.
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"Diana was a style icon and whatever she wore one day, the rest of the world copied the next."
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Instead of getting my inspiration from internationally renowned hip-hop artists, I just copied the older girls at school.
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The virus's genetic material is thus copied with low fidelity, meaning proteins derived from it vary considerably in detail.
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Match claims that Rad copied internal files and proprietary information before he left the company, violating his employment contract.
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Facebook copied Snapchat again (31:15) for the billionth time and now includes a Stories feature within its app.
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Parts of it were copied verbatim from the closing statement of the previous Paris peace conference, held in June.
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Facebook tried to buy Snapchat for $3bn in 2013, and has since then copied many of its popular features.
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Nguyen then objected to Verizon's objection, saying that Verizon "copied my definition almost verbatim," which, in fact, it had.
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Its abortion restrictions have often been fiercely defended by the state's lawyers and copied by other socially conservative states.
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Refreshingly, Snap hasn't copied either Facebook or Twitter, who both give celebrities and "influencers" undue sway over their platforms.
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That's backed up by the fact Marriott reveals it discovered the database breach through a copied and encrypted version.
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SO WHAT JOHN DID UNFORTUNATLEY IS HE BASICALLY COPIED OUR RATE PLANS AND CALLED FOR AN EMERGENCY PRESS RELEASE.
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You can see a history of what you've copied to your clipboard by hitting the keyboard shortcut Win-V.
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This can solve the historic problem of digital content being downloaded, copied and modified at the leisure of users.
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Mr DeWater has to rely on manuals from iFixit, on self-made tools and on refurbished or copied parts.
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Normally hermaphroditic, which meant it could be copied; but capable of sex, so mutants could be crossbred when necessary.
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"Methylation is how the gene turns off the sections that do not need to be copied," Charles told Gizmodo.
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While the startup still had money in the bank, a massive redesign that blatantly copied competitor Yik Yak failed.
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Instagram's skyrocketing growth has come as the company copied and implemented a number of Snapchat product experiences, including Stories.
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After the iPhone, they all copied Apple: Most phones now have big screens, beautiful designs, and ever-improving cameras.
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Like pretty much everything good in the Trump administration, Karen appears to have copied her idea from Michelle Obama.
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But Wardle accidentally copied and pasted the wrong snippet of code, so that it performed two down commands instead.
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Sometimes, large companies like Amazon or Target are impersonated, because logos and other official-looking elements can be copied.
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Lastly, Chrysler has copied Honda's lead and installed a RIGID vacuum system in the rear called Stow 'n Vac.
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Turtle Tower: Turtle Tower's pho is so good that Danny Bowien openly copied it (and many others have tried).
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She goes on to say Adam copied the photos and videos and tried to erase them from Jon's computer.
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Almost immediately, people copied and reposted versions of the video across the internet, including on Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube.
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Now Facebook has copied Stories into all of its apps, and at least one of them is taking off.
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Recently, Facebook's platform unapologetically copied Snapchat's signature feature: Video "stories" that allow users to temporarily capture moments in time.
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Meanwhile, Kuyda copied hundreds of her exchanges with Mazurenko from the app Telegram and pasted them into a file.
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He won his initial case last year, with the court citing that many elements in Lockout had indeed copied.
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It's been just over three months since Instagram copied Snapchat stories and slapped them on top of its feed.
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The pretty clothing brand Vineyard Vines reportedly sued for trademark infringement, positing that her Macbeth Collection copied their designs.
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Snapchat tacitly admitted that its employees copied popular designs from online makeup artists to use in its photo filters.
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It was at a trade show in China that he first learned his company was being copied, he said.
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Riverstone this year copied the Centennial model, putting experienced managers atop a startup charged with acquiring operations or assets.
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Not everyone is a fan of Mr Greengrass's hyperactive "shaky-cam" style, but dozens of directors have copied it.
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It looks as if the prosecutor copied text from a similar case and neglected to swap out Assange's name.
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The newspaper said some of the messages were copied from an intercepted phone used by one of Guzman's lawyers.
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So I wrote a letter to Bernhardt and copied these people saying these are the conversations I am having.
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I'm really getting into experimenting with Instagram Stories, the daily video clipbook thing that Instagram recently copied from Snapchat.
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A jury on Monday found that Katy Perry's 2013 hit "Dark Horse" improperly copied a 2009 Christian rap song.
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Too many startups copied technology already on the market, or products that hackers had figured out how to circumvent.
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Adidas has also sued Skechers for having allegedly copied the design for its classic white Stan Smith tennis sneakers.
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At last, she figures out that it's a perfect rendition of a Merce Cunningham routine, copied from an ad.
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So far, the analysis shows that data can be copied or newly created without any detrimental effects to competitors.
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"It was copied from one cassette to another, so the quality was not that good," Arian 13 he says.
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Over AOL Instant Messenger, friends who shared bloodlust copied and pasted links to grainy video clips of his handiwork.
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"We copied that technique in a few different places around the building," he said, creating a cohesive design style.
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Until the white paper, however, I'd always thought of digital files as something that can be copied and redistributed.
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If government-related correspondence was not copied and retained, that would be a violation of the Presidential Records Act.
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Closely following Germany's example, Japan heavily subsidized its first factories, copied British design and imported foreign machinery and engineers.
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BlackBerry argues that Facebook and its Whatsapp and Instagram apps copied technology and features from BlackBerry Messenger, Reuters reports.
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And I wrote this sentence in Notes and copied and pasted it back into the Windows version of Word.
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They copied the old tactics, too, including the recruitment of organizers to run grass-roots campaigns far outside Washington.
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For example, it was a California mandate, copied by other states, that pushed electric cars into the American marketplace.
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I lived on the Lower East Side, in the late '80s and earlier '90s, and I copied the master.
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At the same time, the tests are generally copied by commercial labs for use with patients around the country.
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I got in cars I shouldn't have, had regrettable experiences on futons, copied the vocal inflections of the ringleader.
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At other times, the questions originated from material on his hard drive, which the F.B.I. had copied in Nouakchott.
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Critics said the move amounted to self-sabotage because of the potential for such valuable components to be copied.
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The commission was looking into claims that Chic had copied product designs of a California-based competitor, Razor USA.
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A red cotton kabbalah bracelet was threaded around her wrist, a trend she said she copied from Ivanka Trump.
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But the piece remained largely under wraps, his mute masterpiece meticulously hand-copied in ink on large musical sheets.
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He copied a digital version of the file to a cassette tape, then played the tape into his C64.
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All that information must be collected, collated and copied for every board member to review, a mind-numbing task.
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They had avatars with real faces, taken from unsuspecting Twitter accounts, and full bio sections, copied from other accounts.
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The Conservatives, or Tories, had already copied Labour's plans from the 2015 general election to cap energy costs. Mrs.
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Click on the "Options" (....) again in the text box then select "Paste" to move the text you copied.6.
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Once they had the genetic code, the team evaluated the mutations made by the virus as it copied itself.
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There's also a feature copied from another app called XConfessions for figuring out what you and your partner like.
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Over time, though, buyers got used it — especially as other manufacturers eventually copied the style for their own cars.
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It has since been copied across Europe and Asia, becoming far more common than the Canadian single-payer model.
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Their posts show side-by-side photos of original fashion designs and pieces that appear to have copied them.
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Anti-abortion groups have turned to so-called model legislation that can be copied and modified for multiple states.
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They copied technologies from First World economies until they were on par and even overtook the First World countries.
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It's the rare art student who hasn't, at some point, copied one of its clear, earnest, perfectly proportioned figures.
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"We have been copied ever since, because we are committed to using a lot of color," he tells me.
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I just copied and pasted the email into a post and called it a review and it became popular.
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I could argue that Snapchat filter, whoever Snapchat copied, was the first to make this part of the mainstream.
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We're not entirely convinced that Ava is not Witherspoon's clone, though — it's like someone truly copied and pasted Witherspoon's genes.
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The movie takes the franchise into the digital age, replacing the VHS tapes of the original with copied computer files.
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The trouble is that what has been tried and tested for other illegal drugs cannot be readily copied for spice.
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Well, I think the biggest why not is quickly being copied by a competitor that had a huge ... No ethics?
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No serious European politician is willing to countenance this; Britain's referendum on Scottish independence is unlikely to be copied elsewhere.
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Britain has copied some of this with its Cyberfirst programme, which sponsors undergraduates to study for careers in cyber-security.
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Vegan products went on the market that copied one or two properties of eggs — JUST made a mayonnaise, for example.
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To make matters worse, inventors without patent protection are defenseless against having their work copied with just a few clicks.
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So Facebook, in a now all too familiar move copied Twitter, adding a trending column, hashtags, and a retweet clone.
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Most famously, it copied Snapchat's Stories in August 2016, which now has over 300 million daily users — eclipsing the original.
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How do you stop things from being copied infinitely and a system that is designed around that specific mechanical task?
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The document was largely recycled from an Obama-era publication from 2014, with most of the material copied over verbatim.
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Lawyer Up: Zara is being sued by an indie artist who alleges that the company copied her work multiple times.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats, and FBI Director Christopher Wray are copied on the memo.
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But there's nuance here, and it's the main place where webOS tried something new that nobody else has copied since.
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The "chicken cup", a tiny wine cup painted with hens and cocks, has been copied for centuries on this basis.
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Kushner and then-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort were both copied on the email chain and subsequently attended the meeting.
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Bachchan's signature dance moves (think Shava Shava in the film "Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham") are copied at every Indian celebration.
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It created the first specialised court to try troubled military veterans, which has since been copied all over the country.
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China has copied Russia's harsh laws on NGOs; the Kremlin has been trying to learn how China censors the internet.
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I'd be accidentally copied onto email chains that included vile and often racist descriptions of the nation's first black president.
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Regardless of the secret, the Royal Mint seems very confident that they created a coin that simply can't be copied.
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It's like songs are copied from a CD to your hard drive and then "zipped" to reduce the file size.
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Remember the oversized notch on the iPhone X that was quickly copied by what feels like nearly every smartphone company?
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When devices are ready for scaled production, the prototypes built at Area 404 will be sent elsewhere to be copied.
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The name is based off the term "copypasta" because the stories are typically copied and pasted all over the internet.
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However, the Guardian newspaper on Friday published an internal document discussing such targets which had been copied to Rudd's office.
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But the Season 2 finale still proved that what worked in Season 1 should have been remixed instead of copied.
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Well, except for one line, which he straight up copied from the Batman villain Bane in The Dark Knight Rises.
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Schumer positioned herself at the back of the group and copied their moves almost exactly — the locals didn't even notice!
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The first time was with a student who simply denied having copied anything, even when confronted directly with the evidence.
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"There is no evidence to indicate that any of the information has been copied or further disclosed," the lender said.
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Spotify has done well in this space, with its "Discover Weekly" and "Daily Mix" playlists, which Apple Music later copied.
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In which Scott Disick copied and pasted the email from the skinny tea marketing team onto his Instagram caption pic.twitter.
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ArsTechnica reporter Cyrus Farivar unearthed the supposedly redacted text when he literally copied and pasted it into a text editor.
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According to a security researcher, a large part of that malware was copied and pasted from Hacking Team's Mac software.
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She also said that even if the riff were protectable, a reasonable jury could not find that U2 copied it.
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"We have already [been] copied, which is a good sign, meaning the company is doing some good things," she said.
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This allows users to connect an iOS or Android device and have the apps, contacts, photos, and messages copied over.
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Uber also argues that its lidar technology can't have been copied from Waymo's because there were significant differences between them.
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The clothes we see on runways are mass-produced in factories and then copied ad infinitum in fast-fashion stores.
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"The Navy Yard is an incredible success story and an example to be copied around the country," Mr. Hindy said.
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It did not provide a detailed account of what had been copied from the systems, and it may never know.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.), were all copied on the letter.
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The pitch he develops, the Laminar Express, makes him a star, and the league's best teams have copied his techniques.
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"One benefit of CC licenses is that the works can be copied, archived, and re-hosted without permission," Merkley explained.
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But since 2014, when oil prices plummeted, they have copied their Somali counterparts and focused on kidnapping crews for ransom.
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It's that — if Waymo is right that Uber used copied technology — Uber's development project could be set back by months.
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In fact, fakers have copied many of the specific Panerai hallmarks, including specially designed internal parts designed to prevent faking.
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Why can't I select some text on the reMarkable and have it be copied to a clipboard in the app?
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The memo is also copied to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, National Intelligence Director Dan Coats, and FBI Director Christopher Wray.
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If something seems to be going viral elsewhere, it is copied to their site and promoted with an urgent headline.
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In a telephone interview Mr. Bloomberg said that he hoped these programs could provide an example to be copied elsewhere.
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In the end, he copied and pasted the message 215 times, changing the name of the recipient, but nothing else.
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His work has been copied, beloved and aspired to in equal measure (see the popular "Accidentally Wes Anderson" Instagram account).
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They took pictures of wounded protesters, copied medical records and sent the material to protest organizers to expose the brutality.
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If you've ever seen a crime show before, you will know that fingerprints can quite easily be lifted and copied.
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A mural of Hafez al-Assad surrounded by adoring crowds is copied from one of Kim Il-sung in Pyongyang.
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Merkel also fears that such a border would be copied by other countries within Schengen, effectively destroying it, perhaps forever.
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The new bill copied these provisions, which the central bank has been seeking since 2016, the bank said on Tuesday.
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"I copied nature's inventions, this wonderful process of evolution, to breed molecules like you breed cats and dogs," she said.
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When Insider alerted the pharmacy to the error, Solman said he'd copied it from the internet and changed the sign.
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Mark Zuckerberg's social network has copied signature functions like disappearing videos and photos without even bothering to change the name.
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Google copied elements of Java's application programming interface, which developers use to connect two pieces of software, when building Android.
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According to local guidebooks, his disciples also copied animal movements to relax between meditations, which would become kung fu techniques.
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"One cannot cite something, even if they have copied it word for word, and it not be plagiarism," he said.
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UrWork also copied the design of WeWork's logo and the icon on its mobile app, WeWork said in the complaint.
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To combat the problem, Paris couturiers licensed their designs to other makers instead of standing by while they were copied.
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Do you think that sharing something online is automatic consent to its being copied, regardless of who is copying it?
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As others have copied its retail approach, Apple has quietly receded from its perch as the leader in retail innovation.
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Competition from Facebook, which openly copied some of Snapchat's signature features at Instagram, would do little to dent user enthusiasm.
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He moved audiences to tears with melancholy love songs, and his sartorial elegance was copied in nightclubs across Latin America.
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When you have everything copied to another drive, run the Carbonite program to include the music folder in the backup.
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The biggest players in online stock trading all just copied Robinhood by removing their fees for stock and ETF trading.
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HarperCollins, Ms. Crowley's publisher, said it would withdraw the digital edition of her book until she revised the copied passages.
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Every story that shows any signs of life on Facebook or Twitter is copied endlessly by every outlet, becoming unavoidable.
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In later years, she had it copied in silver, because she thought brass didn't look good with her white hair.
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And the no-pants subway ride has been copied in cities around the world: London, Berlin, Amsterdam and Portland, Ore.
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Uber also argued that its lidar technology can't have been copied from Waymo's because there were significant differences between them.
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It's believed she is Robert's oldest child Margaret, and that her image was copied from another portrait, lighting and all.
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Mr. Ellsberg saw it as his patriotic duty to take the documents, which he had painstakingly copied, to the press.
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Facebook built a Snapchat clone it's testing in Brazil and has copied Snapchat's Stories feature in WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram.
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Then Instagram copied it back in August, and Facebook has quickly been bringing it to all of its other apps.
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No, and Google, which should own that because what are they if not an AI company, has copied Amazon. Sure.
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He copied MJ's own words, in his own handwriting in a letter to Paris when she was just a little kid.
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A few weeks later, he received the same review as part of a response from the journal, "copied and pasted, basically."
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Investors have told fund managers they want unique strategies that cannot be copied instead of standard long-short equity stock funds.
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Afterward, Davina Isackson thanked Singer in an email and copied Bruce Isackson and the daughter on the email, the complaint states.
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What if, instead of videogames copying war, war copied videogames—and the two things became, in a certain way, the same?
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She said they confiscated her car and copied all the information on her cellphone, which she'd used to livestream the chaos.
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It contains examples of how the young Peña Nieto apparently copied some of these word for word in his 1991 thesis.
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The key warning being there's no magical cleansing fire that can purge every digitally copied personal thing that's put out there.
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Arsenal thinks there's only one possible explanation: someone detached the hard drive, attached it to another computer, and copied the files.
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VicRoads rejected the signature based on it being an offensive diagram, and capable of easily being copied, according to The Age.
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As the package containing an infected sample heats up, the malaria parasite's DNA is copied repeatedly, making it easier to detect.
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Jake then copied the link to his review and pasted it into an invite-only Slack channel for paid Amazon reviewers.
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