These songs occupy an emotional terrain that Radiohead have mapped out as their own and – to their credit – others have failed to copy.
Whereas he found holograms and bar codes on American driving licences easy to forge, he failed to copy the magnetic strips.
Gino said that in the mid-seventies, after a fire forced the restaurant to close for a brief time, a young designer somehow failed to copy a stripe near the tail of the smaller of a pair of zebras that were the prototypes for all the zebras in the pattern.
This co-drive phenomenon can be most readily appreciated by considering the fraction of NAx16 conversion events among DsRed+ (y<ccN>) receiver chromosomes (92.2%), which is nearly double that of NAx16 conversion among receiving chromosomes that failed to copy the y<ccN> element (51.6%) (Fig. 3c).
If a player fails to copy a move, he or she receives a letter of S.K.A.T.E., with players eliminated when they reach all five letters.
Glenn County officials had trouble obtaining full dental records in Castro's case, partly because one of the dentists had recently moved to a digital filing system but for some reason failed to copy his records.
In a letter to Waters in October, Merck attorneys said they had in fact made available 32 boxes of records, but that the copying service hired by the plaintiffs for some reason had failed to copy several of the boxes -- including the one with the Hilleman memo.
There are minimum 2 players, in this case there are player A and player B. Player A starts off by doing a trick, if they don't land it then it's player B's turn, if they do land it then player B has to copy it, if player B fails to copy it then they will get a letter.
Some of the feedback on the new service wasn't so positive (GigaOm's Mathew Ingram wins best title with Cuil Failed at Search, Now Fails to Copy Wikipedia).
Its source, I recall vividly, is the newspaper term "editing with a shovel," applied to editors who fail to trim copy of extraneous paragraphs used by lazy writers who have a certain space to fill.
