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aped

adjective as in copied

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“I aped a city skyline,” says Cohen about the collection of screens, “with ‘buildings’ of different heights, to ape New York.

Global stocks in Asia and Europe aped at least some of that bounce overnight, but Wall St futures ticked back a touch ahead of Tuesday's opening bell.

From Reuters

“Anyone who’s got a really distinctive unique style, whether wittingly or unwittingly, gets aped by the circuit — Eddie Izzard and Harry Hill are the people who immediately spring to mind,” Crosby said.

It took a few hours, but the GOP's official Twitter account finally caught up with the newly issued strategy and aped the language, decrying "political prosecution."

From Salon

Last week in this space, Answer Man explored Foxhall Crescents, an upscale 1980s housing development designed by Arthur Cotton Moore that aped the Royal Crescent in Bath, England.

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