Iran triumphantly produced several knock-offs based on the captured design.
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It's because companies are worried about marketplace sellers peddling knock-offs.
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As iPad knock-offs go, the Galaxy Tab S3 reigns supreme.
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Almost without exception those brazen knock-offs were of Chinese origin.
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Knock-offs often use stock images to masquerade as brand names.
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Nothing is safe from corporate stunts — not even Boyhood knock-offs.
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And I'm not just talking about some no name knock-offs either.
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Still, it's fun to buy these knock-offs just to play pretend.
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Surprise: They're made by the same folks as the Pros knock-offs.
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Some of them of knock-offs of more successful apps that already exist.
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These are currently a gift for small donors: expect commercial knock-offs soon.
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And where there's a hot product, there are bound to be knock-offs.
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Be very wary of buying anything on Amazon, which often sells knock offs.
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But in general Zhongguancun, a byword for cheap knock-offs, was still a disappointment.
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I'll just be sitting here with my normal stuffed gluten-free Oreo knock-offs.
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These began as a gift for small donors: commercial knock-offs followed in hours.
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For many, these knock-offs weren't anywhere near the quality of the original product.
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O'Leary is out; he doesn't like the price of the step and fears knock-offs.
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away there were Lego knock-offs.
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Earlier than that, iOS and Android developers were — of course — making knock-offs of PUBG.
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The proliferation of knock-offs has been noticed by buyers and threatens the site's integrity.
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As good as this sounds, I'll probably just stick with my Trader Joe's knock offs.
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Here are eight real Chinese dishes you should order instead of the American knock-offs.
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Above: STEELIE Original Dash Kit; credit: Nite Ize That popularity, of course, attracted the knock-offs.
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There are simple Counter-Strike knock offs, pizza place job simulators, and natural disaster survival servers.
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But rows of the plastic knock-offs flash in the windows of stores near Gamal's workshop.
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"I think they've lost interest," Gao said of the mainstream Chinese consumer's attraction to knock-offs.
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It's surprising because, in Christian theological terms, God is not the one who makes knock-offs.
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Replicas, reproductions, simulacrum, and copies have a reputation as being nothing more than inauthentic knock-offs.
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This spawned an industry of Oriental knock-offs in Italy for a not-so-discerning audience.
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There have been countless parodies (and knock-offs) of Netflix's runaway 2015 hit Making a Murderer.
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One question immediately ran through our collective minds, did Michele knock off the master of knock offs?
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Also expect plenty of "Portrait Mode" camera knock-offs, touch-sensitive non-mechanical buttons and metallic colors.
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China has historically been categorized as a market full of knock-offs and copycats — but times have changed.
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Each version has increased the lifespan of the trend, inspired more spin-offs (and straightforward knock-offs, too).
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The service sends name-brand bags, not knock-offs, and allows you to keep the purses you receive.
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Indivior added that the contingency plan would be rolled out only if knock-offs of Suboxone are launched.
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Meanwhile, the whole tech industry scrambled to build knock-offs of Snap's vision of an ephemeral, visual future.
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China, known in the 1990s for its knock-offs of Western equipment, has emerged as a top-tier supplier.
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Successes such as Angry Birds and Worms are rare and poorly designed Scorched Earth knock offs litter digital storefronts.
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Police in southern Brazil shut down a factory churning out cheap knock-offs of luxury cars and their accessories.
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He was right, but after years of knock offs and reprints, nothing in the Cthulhu mythos is scary anymore.
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Well, if you have $95, you can buy these much cheaper knock-offs that look exactly like Apple's product.
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There are, in fact, dozens of reality shows, many of them knock-offs of talent shows like American Idol.
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The irreverence will continue with "The Brode" by Eric Doeringer, featuring 30 knock-offs of artworks in the Broad's collection.
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While Facebook's Snapchat clone Instagram Stories has achieved massive popularity, other knock-offs it has made haven't fared as well.
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The troublemakers have found so many ways to sell knock-offs and manipulate rankings that his company can't keep up.
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" Soon Jean learned that his shoes were actually $1.99 knock-offs of trendy styles from an off-brand called "Jeepers.
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The EU's scheme forbids competitors, in the rest of Britain or in other EU member states, from producing knock-offs.
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Even within that dismal industry, Timely was held in low repute, best known for doing knock-offs of popular genres.
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The AirPods used in the video were cheap knock offs, not Apple branded, so it didn't cost nearly as much.
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My shoes were knock-offs of the ones I wanted (which were about $300) and on sale from Aldo for $40.
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But again, if the new line of iPhones look dramatically different from these Chinese knock-offs I will be completely shocked.
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Some of the seamstresses wear knock-offs of their own traditional dresses while they fashion the real thing for sale to others.
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Though unassailable, they turn out to be not exactly untouchable, especially in this day of knock-offs, updates, sequels and fan fiction.
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On the main road cutting through the Karada district, the sidewalks are crowded with vendors hawking designer knock-offs and sticky sweets.
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Plus, at $95, they're still pretty expensive for knock-offs, even if they're less than half the price of the AirPods Pro.
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Dell's goal here is to make great Inspiron laptops, not cheaper XPS knock-offs, meaning we'll likely see more of this progress continue.
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While that's something that's often determined in hindsight, not everyone thinks it makes sense to spend the time and resources battling knock-offs.
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There's also been a bit of backlash aimed at the game's character designs, which many have characterized as off-putting MCU knock-offs.
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The soaring popularity of vaping products — both legal and knock-offs — is fueling a public health crisis that has vexed the medical community.
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Google Maps knock-offs like these often feature misleading screenshots or stolen UI elements to disguise that they are really running off Google Maps.
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In the first level, which is in China, the majority of stores are Chinese knock-offs of other popular brands from around the world.
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That doesn't mean designers are totally helpless when it comes to knock-offs, though: Trademark and patent law can help creators protect their work.
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In addition to a new, edgier look that will, at least initially, deter the myriad knock-offs, the SwagTron is packed with safety features.
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With 60 yards of satin, they created a "Zara" store, its hangers displaying actual knock-offs they've found on the internet of their work.
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But not like I love the shitty post emo knock offs that came after the Vans warped tour made it cool to be sad.
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More affordable listings on digital marketplaces tend to be for knock-offs of Ring Fit Adventure's controller hardware and do not include the game.
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As a small company, Prime Time Toys undoubtedly has to constantly deal with people referring to its Dart Zone products as Nerf knock-offs.
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That this monumental work could have come from a band who were originally condemned as Duran Duran knock-offs only adds to its enigma.
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You come into this year, and you don't have the viral moment and you have all the aggravation of shutting down all the knock-offs.
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Dozens of trash products — knock-offs, poor-quality cables and other junk — increase the apparent variety for customers and exert price pressure on reputable manufacturers.
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Before you get excited about the morality or legality of these knock offs understand that I well know that Lego deserves every penny they get.
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The bigger push in 2017 will target thousands of large companies, including those that have been reluctant to sell on Amazon because of knock-offs.
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Balenciaga, purveyor of expensive IKEA bag knock-offs and car mats masquerading as skirts, has yet again created something the internet can't stop talking about.
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And because Google is controlling the software for the latching mechanism, the company is able to assure those brands that there won't be knock-offs.
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As expected, Indian street vendors in the garment district were flush with knock-offs of Western brands like Addidas and Puma — and ready to haggle.
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But the phone's design very quickly became standard fare — the iPhone X was released just months later, and a wave of notch knock-offs followed.
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Apple's support page, for instance, even shows how the etchings in the edge of the connector differ on certified Lightning chargers compared to knock-offs.
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Snapchat is focused on taking snaps beyond the app as it tries to fend off the rise of Facebook's Stories knock-offs and Discover competitor, Watch.
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Without a clear benchmark brand, a proliferation of cheaper knock-offs and a dangerous lack of manufacturing standards made distinguishing safe hoverboards from shoddy ones difficult.
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By and large, it appears that the US government turned to video games in order to design cheap sci-fi knock-offs that rival Rick's inventions.
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And it migrated into the electronics department at Target and took up with all the Apple Watch knock offs and it's OLD ENOUGH MOM AND DAD.
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Avid sneaker purchasers and sellers prefer apps like GOAT because of their authentication services, which is much-needed in an industry where knock-offs run high.
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The bouts began orderly enough, with one primly arrayed cholita trading blows with a sinister looking woman in stained tights and worn-out Ugg knock-offs.
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While there have been plenty of knock-offs from Lush's initial brainchild, these "Bombshells" are possibly the most innovative we've seen since the engagement ring bath bomb.
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For utterly inscrutable reasons, the format stuck with children's content creators, and hundreds (if not thousands) of "Johny Johny, Yes Papa" knock-offs have been uploaded since.
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Faced with a sneaker market full of rampant knock-offs, the founders invested in a capital- and time-intensive process to manually inspect every shoe for authenticity.
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"I always frequent local discount stores," Burkard says, citing his love for "vintage bootleg toys," which are apparently hard to find amongst crappy knock-offs and remakes.
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The series inspired dozens of knock-offs; Surfing, rollerblading, and, of course, BMX games all started hitting the shelves, trying to cash in on this new industry.
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To fuel the fervor for the scooter before it's inevitably copied by cheap knock-offs, Unagi has raised a $3.15 million seed round led by Menlo Ventures .
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Fans have had mixed reactions to the game&aposs earliest trailers, and Square Enix&aposs Avengers have been criticized for looking like knock-offs from the movies.
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Aside from cheapening the significance of the headdress by mass-producing these knock-offs, the trend is also glosses over the violent oppression Native American people have faced.
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Cheap knock-offs of Nintendo consoles made in Hong Kong and Taiwan flooded poor countries, and Mario went with them—often quite literally the only game in town.
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According to CNET, Amazon will roll out something called Brand Central to help smaller and larger brands manage their intellectual property and stop scammers from selling knock-offs.
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It was, he writes, "a cat and mouse game of moves and countermoves" between the bootleggers hawking their knock-offs and the authorities trying to shut them down.
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The FDA has declined to approve several Advair knock-offs in the past from drugmakers including Novartis Hikma Pharmaceuticals, and Mylan itself, whose generic was rejected last year.
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Knock-offs have long been a staple of China's consumer economy, and Alibaba has been repeatedly called out for what critics characterized as lax enforcement against such items.
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So when a new study made headlines this week for supposedly finding that a quarter of CDs "Fulfilled by Amazon" are knock-offs, it wasn't exactly a shocker.
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It can be difficult to decipher between real ones and knock-offs, and that knock-off price can be pretty tempting — especially when sunglasses are so easy to lose.
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The question is whether Sofar can become the DJI of the water, leading the space, or if it will become just another commoditized hardware maker drowning in knock-offs.
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The Gear App Store, which you can browse with your phone, is filled with knock offs and poor copies of apps that you might find in other app stores.
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The FDA has declined to approve several Advair knock-offs in the past from drugmakers including Novartis AG, Hikma Pharmaceuticals and Mylan itself, whose generic was rejected last year.
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In a time when your smartphone has access to millions of games, including non-official Rubik's Cube knock-offs, carrying around a purpose-built handheld is a hard sell.
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This provocative documentary profiles infamous German art forger Wolfgang Beltracchi, who made millions by producing knock-offs of famous artists, including André Derain, Kees van Dongen, and Max Ernst.
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With the exception of some outlier listings from China — which may or may not be knock-offs — most new-in-box Classics are selling for around $24 these days.
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Excuse me, but I'll pass on a vision of Kris Kringle who complains about "fake news"— give me Netflix's Hallmark knock-offs over its prestige studio fare any day.
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Just last year, Dan reopened his atelier with the help of Gucci after Alessandro Michele was accused of knocking off an iconic mink jacket from the master of knock-offs.
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Carlos - simple knock-offs of Swedish-made Carl Gustav machine-pistols made in metal foundries - are among the cheapest makeshift guns to buy on the black market, say the authorities.
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Many of these online retailers can take months to ship and ultimately deliver ill-fitting, cheaply made knock-offs that look nothing like the original image posted on their site.
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Chudnovsky says it will remove the need to juggle and resize browser tabs by giving you an always-accessible version of Messenger that can replace some of the unofficial knock-offs.
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Ad networks pick up the news that your girlfriend is getting a Go Pro and then the only ads your computer shows are for Go Pros and Go Pro knock-offs.
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Earlier this month, the ministry said China had launched a campaign targeting theft of business secrets and knock offs of well-known brands, and had taken steps to protect copyrighted material.
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Unlike other knock-offs I've seen – swap meet Louis and fake Rolexes, for example – the Lepin kit was a one-to-one copy of the original, albeit with a few major issues.
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The goal: to bring attention to the culture of knock-offs that plagues the industry — and to what constitutes appropriate usage of logos and recognizable imagery in the age of social media.
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Coming from a publisher that specializes in knock-offs of popular games like Clash of Clans, it shouldn't be too surprising that Love Nikki has its free-to-play bullshit on lock.
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Then technology reared its ugly head, in the form of computerized ride-sharing — Uber, Lyft and their many knock-offs — and cryptocurrency "forking," such as bitcoin begetting bitcoin cash and bitcoin gold.
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Facebook simply replaced the tools we once used to tell the world of our joys and sorrows and it replaced them with cheap knock-offs that make us less connected, not more.
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During the week I spend in LA, it becomes increasingly clear that Fernandez not only provides a paycheck for a whole clan of Kardashian knock-offs, but also their sense of meaning.
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Agroindustria, which filed a lawsuit on September 10 demanding a trial and that Fresh Directions stop selling knock-offs, has yet to put a number figure on how much it believes it's lost.
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David Wang, Senior Managing Director at healthcare investor OrbiMed Asia, cites biosimilars - FDA-approved knock-offs of biologic medicines which are made in living cells - as one technology attracting a lot of attention.
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In response to growing sales of counterfeit products, Congress passed the Indian Arts and Crafts Act (IACA) of 1990, to include the importation of knock-offs which undercut Native American economies and cultural heritage.
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Baby Yoda, who is 50 years old in the series, has been all the craze and Disney's about to cash in by dropping tons of merch in March -- but knock-offs are everywhere already.
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I wanted to see how a more affordable option might stack up, so I headed to New York City's Chinatown, where street hawkers are known to sell knock-offs of the world's finest luxury brands.
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Rather, Nintendo was reinventing the retro console, which has long existed as a series of crummy knock-offs sold behind the counter at drug stores and in the back of your local Bed Bath and Beyond.
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But when we wrote the first scene, which had the lead character at his shop in Karol Bagh where he sells knock-offs of designer lehengas (traditional Indian skirt), we knew it had to be him.
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But when we wrote the first scene, which had the lead character at his shop in Karol Bagh where he sells knock-offs of designer lehengas (traditional Indian skirt), we knew it had to be him.
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Novartis generics unit Sandoz contends having knock-offs of all three big "anti-TNF" drugs against disorders such as psoriasis, rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondolitis will raise its portfolio's allure for cash-strapped health care systems.
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What's even more annoying is that despite a number of one star reviews for these apps trying to alert other users that these Google Maps knock-offs weren't legit, many still maintained overall ratings above 4 stars.
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Anker is trying, Griffin has a version, Nomad has a similar style pad, and that's to say nothing of the plethora of crowdfunded knock-offs and sketchy replicas that are practically a dime a dozen on Amazon.
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Yes, Europe's biggest luxury brands are eying the second biggest market in the Middle East and stepping in, which will set in motion the process of encouraging increased trademark protection and decreasing demand for the knock-offs.
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Mr Leupold says that the industry has got better at laying the concrete subsea foundations on which the turbines rest, and has invested in tailor-made supply vessels, rather than knock-offs from the oil-and-gas industry.
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Failing to clean up online bazaars like Taobao could alienate merchants and shoppers abroad, particularly at a time when Alibaba is drawing scrutiny from both investors and international brands over its reputation as a haven for knock-offs.
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By then, Valve had also tarnished its reputation in some gaming circles not just for how much money it demands, but also for letting its store overflow with cheap knock-offs and titles designed only to shock or offend.
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However, there's been no word from Apple on when to expect the AirPower charger or what it'll cost when it does come out, which is sending apparently thousands of customers into the arms of cheap knock-offs like Plux.
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If we're not obsessing over the Spanish retailer's new arrivals, we're keeping up with its ongoing controversies — be it its latest round of alleged designer knock-offs, a rodent sewn into a dress, or business malpractices coming from the inside out.
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When eBay Authenticate first arrived, the company explained it was reacting to increasing consumer demand to buy pre-owned luxury items online, but found that eBay shoppers were hesitant to do so because of the potential for forgeries and knock-offs.
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The concept has proven popular with hotels — global brands using Handy include the likes of IHG, Sheraton, Novotel, Mercure and Holiday Inn — and, in perhaps the ultimate validation, a series of knock-offs have surfaced with their own Handy clones.
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While this appears to be the first time an alleged Attico copy comes to the attention of the brand's designers, a quick scroll through the aforementioned profile paints a pretty discouraging picture of how pervasive these knock-offs are in retail.
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So while Amazon definitely seems more on the alert for these potentially harmful products given all the recent press coverage, it's already looking like the same game of Whack-a-Mole the company plays with trying to block knock-offs.
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The shirt Old Navy copied featured the words "Raising the Future," and Roberts created it to go along with a matching kids' tee with the words "The Future" printed across the chest — Old Navy made knock-offs of the kids' tee too.
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Now, a new wave of lower-priced Juul knock-offs is showing up at convenience stores, vape shops and online - despite a U.S. Food and Drug Administration rule banning the sale of new e-cigarette products after August 2016 without regulatory approval.
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But with upwards of 2.1 million apps on Google Play, sometimes things slip through the cracks, which seems precisely how at least 19 different free navigation apps were found to actually be knock-offs based on Google Maps saddled with an extra layer of ads.
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And while you don't have to keep swapping in pricey ink cartridges, you will have to buy special thermal paper sticky notes directly from Mangoslab, because the nemonic doesn't work with 3M's Post-Its, or the cheaper knock-offs your local office supply place sells.
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Starting with 20183's Budokai Tenkaichi — and more recently with 2014's Battle of Z and the subsequent Xenoverse games — features like free roaming, co-op battle royales, and over-the-shoulder third-person perspectives have made DBZ games feel like cheap anime knock-offs.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Watchfinder & Co. (YouTube)At one point in time, it was easy to spot a fake Rolex, as most knock-offs used a non-mechanical Quartz movement inside that resulted in a stuttered ticking movement of the watch's second hand.
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The Cast of the 'Queer Eye' Reboot Reveals the Impact the Original Series Had on Their Lives On Wednesday the Instagram account Diet Prada, which calls attention to brand knock-offs, also called out Lady Gaga for wearing a Dolce & Gabbana dress this week.
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For more than 40 years now, *Jaws *has stood as the standard-bearer of shark movies, an honor that remains unchallenged by neither the film's three sequels, nor by the numerous knock-offs it inspired, like the Italian-produced non-classic The Last Shark.
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To get goods from the US, Chinese buyers typically have to risk purchasing fake knock-offs, expensively have someone else shop for them abroad in person, actually travel themselves, or endure a distant ecommerce experience on sites like JD or Alibaba where they might have trouble reading English reviews.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top U.S. Senator signaled some support on Tuesday for legislation permanently placing illicit chemical knock-offs of the extremely potent opioid fentanyl into the same legal class as heroin to boost prosecutions of traffickers and makers of the drugs, a proposal championed by top federal officials.
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WASHINGTON, June 1 (Reuters) - Illicit chemical knock-offs of the extremely potent opioid fentanyl would be put permanently in the same legal class as heroin to boost prosecutions of traffickers and makers of the drugs, under a proposal to be unveiled on Tuesday by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
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The awareness of how much she had to work through in order to reach her own territory never deterred Meyer, and that belief ought to be valued much more than it is in a country that prefers knock-offs or expensively produced trifles for those looking to park their assets.
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Mounted in the exhibition are three pioneers in those categories of dress: Cross Colours, the late-80s brand who turned hip-hop into fashion; Dapper Dan, the Harlem designer who created exaggerated knock offs of high fashion to fit his clientele's desires; and Sean Combs' Sean John, which brought hip-hop-inspired fashion to the global market.
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The biggest questions for the agency will seemingly be whether these competing and often flavored products may more easily fall into the hands of underage smokers, or if Juul is largely trying to box out a growing field of competitors and knock-offs while dealing with the FDA, which it has been trying with only partial success to appease.
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There are nuggets scattered throughout for cinephiles and classic Hollywood aficionados, but also things that recall today's Hollywood: discussions of various characters' whispered indiscretions and violent pasts that nobody dares to act on; the small screen threatening to overtake the big screen; young people with different tastes and morals than their elders; cheap knock-offs and factory-line productions imitating earlier, groundbreaking films, that are churned out to make fast bucks.
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Disney's ABC TV group is embarking on a journey into Snapchat original programming creation, and it's starting with The Bachelor, its storied 21-season franchise that chronicles the epic romance of a random person and a selection of around two dozen potential matches selected for their potential to generate interesting TV. I say that like I don't watch The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise and countless other official and third-party knock-offs of the series — when in fact I enjoy nothing more.
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Still, I was as shocked as anyone to find what amounted to a bizarro world App Store of sorts sitting in plain sight, downloadable with a few taps on my iPhone XS. The marketplace, called TutuApp, is just one of many illicit iOS app stores that can be easily sideloaded onto your Apple device, so long as you're willing to hand the keys to your security and privacy to an unknown, likely China-based entity designed around peddling popular Nintendo knock-offs and pirated versions of apps and various types of spyware, malware, and other maliciously disguised software.
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There was a multi-panel work featuring a hot-pink pillow by Robert Rauschenberg ("Rose Pole Spread," 1978, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac), which might have looked too sweet anywhere else, but here felt muscular and grounded; a chunky yellow-green sculpture adorned with a pair of earbuds by Rachel Harrison stood out among the fair's more polite offerings ("MD827ZM/B," 2016, Greene Naftali) for its herky-jerky, elbows-and-knees movement and look-at-me color; and among the many El Anatsui knock-offs at the various Miami venues, it was thrilling to see the knockout aluminum-and-copper-wire "Shared Roots" (2014, Jack Shainman Gallery), with its ribbons and clouds of red, yellow, blue, and gold against a silvery ground — all made from bits of scrap metal, in accordance with the artist's longstanding practice.
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