mimic means making a copy
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maina, is this correct plz choose me best answer
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Just right click on the pic and copy it.
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Creativity is a special talent, but anyone can copy.
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Copy that.\n\nDone.\n\nOver and out.\n\n:-)
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cloning\nTo make a product that functions like another.\n\nAgree..
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turnitin.com\nThis site will tell you what's been copied, what's not in a student's own words, and where the copied material is from. It's a great resource for teachers, and it has a huge database that it draws from. It takes from websites, known sources, as well as each item that a person submits.
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Most Moveis and music cannot be copied successfully because they have some kind of block on them.. It is for copywrite reasons. \nE
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Stop plagiarizing other peoples work and be original.
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IF we use the google search numbers as an indication, it seems that "worth emulating" is the best twist of this phrase (ie, worth imitating). \nOver 1 million hits for that one.
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same stuff you do just with a different accent
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best to copy and patse into a new mail
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A parody is a mimicking or spoof of something done in such a way as to make fun. \n\nhttp://encarta.msn.com/encnet/features/dictionary/DictionaryResults.aspx?refid=1861723891 \n\nAn example would be to make fun of underarm odor in an advertisement for deodorant.
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it means you have to provide  two copies.
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Borrow... hmm, you mean plagiarize?
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To find the definition, you need to refer to the actual law.\n\nMaine law defines imitation liquor as "any product containing less than 1/2 of 1% alcohol by volume which seeks to imitate by appearance, taste and smell liquor or which is designed to carry the impression to the purchaser that the beverage has an alcohol content. 'Imitation liquor' includes, but is not limited to, products bearing the brand names 'Near Beer,' 'Brew' or 'Champaigne-0."
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Actually it is NOT illegal, as long as you do not sell or broadcast the copied material.  You can make as many copies as you want as long as it is for YOUR use.  Once that copy leaves your hands it becomes illegal.
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It's called copy editing.  Here's a site that may help: http://dmoz.org/Arts/Writers_Resources/Copy_Editing/