copycat造句怎麼寫

First up: the grim slaying of a wealthy couple appears to be the handiwork of a copycat killer.

As CHINESE strikes go, the one that crippled Honda's car production in late May was relatively discreet: no picketing, no clashes with police, little sign of copycat action.

Shutting WikiLeaks down—assuming that this is even possible—would only lead to copycat sites devised by innovators who would make their services even more difficult to curtail.

There are three main drivers of the girl-girl trend — four actually, once you get past the copycat trendiness that is inevitable when stars on awards shows do something sensational on camera.

This wasp is not a pollinator But rather a copycat that preys on real pollinator wasps.

The murderer in the movie imitated other famous murderers, so he was copycat killer.

It may be that knife carrying, and the violence that goes with it, is basically a copycat craze.

But in some cases, the first crime may inspire a copycat to aim higher or do something more harmful than they would have imagined on their own.

Foxconn announced Friday that it would increase wages by 20 percent to boost morale and forestall the copycat effect that can follow well-publicized suicides.

Innovation is overrated. It's time to appreciate the power of the copycat.

Their reticence could reflect fears of copycat crimes, or simply the old habit of suppressing news during big events.

Is Apple a monopolist, copycat and bully?

Compare any labels that you may find with the label you researched beforehand for any obvious differences that may alert you to a copycat or knock-off garment.

Because of the risk of copycat crimes, some people question whether the media should report on some crimes at all.