"They were watching, but cribbing about it," says Ashvini Yardi, programming head at Colors.
"But it was an excellent goal we finished with, after good play, so I'm not cribbing about something we can't do.
It's the movie Terry Gilliam cribbed about 90% of his early visual style from.
It's never been shy about cribbing designs from other social apps, especially Path.
If American politicians felt comfortable about cribbing a catch phrase from the British, you might be hearing echoes of Harold Macmillan's 1957 slogan, "You never had it so good," on American airwaves.
The Russian pages — with names like "Being Patriotic," "Secured Borders" and "Blacktivist" — cribbed complaints about federal agents from one conservative website, and a gauzy article about a veteran who became an entrepreneur from People magazine.
The Russian pages … cribbed complaints about federal agents from one conservative website, and a gauzy article about a veteran who became an entrepreneur from People magazine … [T]heir use of borrowed ideas and arguments from Americans, which were already resonating among conservatives and liberals, demonstrated a deft understanding of the political terrain.
It includes crib sets (about $80 for a sheet, a blanket and bumpers), as well as furniture, available only online (cribs, $290 to $300; changing table-dressers, $280 to $290), and night lights, curtain panels and wall decals.
The collaboration came about as penance after the label was caught cribbing his designs.
The girl, Jaylee Logan, was found unconscious in her crib about 9 15 a.m.
But when she checked the crib about three hours later, Ms. Johnson told detectives, Armani was unconscious, the police said.
