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copycat

noun as in someone who copies

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The only problem: This is an elaborate two-part copycat that blatantly plagiarized the exact contents of earlier X posts that happened months before.

From Slate

The copycat post banks on the proven virality of its parts and the fact that many users haven’t seen the original posts yet.

From Slate

They dismissed the measure’s victory as the last gasp of a white electorate and reassured Latinos who lived in states that spawned dozens of copycat laws, measures and politicians by retelling the Democratic triumphalist part like it was gospel.

On one level, you can understand this - many of these inexplicable assaults on the community are copycat in nature.

From BBC

Federal law normally bans pharmacies from making copycat versions of commercially available drugs.

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