copy someone in

We can't be sure we're copying everything in the human model.

Hard for us to copy industry in some ways as their drivers are more clear cut than a university.

Also copied below in case you still cannot open the file.

The concept has not only been copied everywhere in the country, but may have worked too well.

You copy us in our graduation ceremony among other things.

I told him bluntly that they can copy everything in China.

I'm sure Karen will probably copy me in on her email.

I have copied them in order and do not feel the need to attach the images.

He promised to expand his search and copy me in.

Children not only draw from life, but also copy images in their surroundings.

I would recognize my own words, even if copied out in another hand and translated.

I suspect we will see other airlines study this move and perhaps copy it in the future.

If an institution wanted to copy material in electronic form then the 10% test is slightly different.

Consumers will, for the first time, have a federal right to inspect and copy information in their medical records.

Because of television, club golfers copy professionals in so many ways.

That doesn't mean that you should copy them in real life.

"Without that, we couldn't be sure of copying everything in its original detail."

The software may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of the agreement.

Copy works in the same way as Cut, except the text/picture is not removed from the document.

The goal of this process is to copy ecosystems in a similar location that are known to be working well.

That made it simple to copy (in the industry’s view, steal) the music.

The Svants wouldn't be able to copy them in a thousand years.

Sometimes a client wants to have a pattern copied but in a different fabric.

They may be consulted and copied if in suitable condition.

When Walker left he had a neatly copied list in his pocket.