Then again, Chevrolet doesn't need a lot of fancy ad copy to sell the new Corvette.
In case critics think this is another one of Google's flights of profitless creative fancy, Arts Copy Code is deliberately about improving advertising.
Which explains why we have Burgundy in a bathrobe on the cover of January's Dog Fancy magazine (display copy: "Dog Lover Will Ferrell & 'Anchorman 2' co-star Baxter"), peering seriously from the label of Ben & Jerry's limited batch ice cream flavor Ron Burgundy's Scotchy Scotch Scotch and interviewing future Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning on ESPN.
"Around 2000, China began embracing an approach it described as 'reverse engineering.' It was essentially a fancy word for copying," said Dai Ming, a senior engineer at CH-Auto Technology, an independent design and engineering company based in Beijing.
Hayes plies the chains with advance copies, fancy display racks and authors, like Ariella Papa, who are made available for readings and signings.
Borrow ideas that catch your fancy, but avoid copying another house exactly.
"A copy of fancy French buildings!" Zinsenfeger thought that comparison was too crude: "Study the subtle differences between something that is an example (as a source of inspiration) and a copy".
The assignment to make a fancy, so-called engrossed copy -- the one that resides in the National Archives in Washington -- is believed to have been carried out by Timothy Matlack, an assistant to Charles Thomson, the secretary of the Congress.
She was fascinated by Tokyo's apprentice geishas as they paraded around town, and she copied their fancy costumes and heavy make-up.
Carnival has been celebrated here since the 19th century, when emancipated African slaves and Indian indentured labourers began copying the fancy dress parties of their French colonial landowners, and mixed in elements of their own African mythology and traditions.
