He even co-opted one of the group's slogans, saying that in the fight against terrorism, the nation must be "both safe and free".
And by co-opting one of Lester's songs, the Bits become the band they were always threatening to be.
Ticketfly is also co-opting one of the most beloved features of its comprehensive concert discovery competitors.
But what happens when capitalism co-opts one of our icons?
Whether you'd opt one day to own a gene-edited micropig is one thing, but taking the step to genetically alter your child is another.
I really wanted to dislike last night's episode so I could co-opt one of Jack's lines ("Your show last night was... excruciating")., but it wasn't to be.
It is much more probable that the components had been co-opted one by one into a lineage of "pre-protocells" during prebiotic evolution.
Researchers, through understanding viral life cycles and gene function, have co-opted one of nature's most efficient and highly evolved mechanisms for infecting cells.
With it we had a choice of dressings and opted for one creamy garlic and one balsamic vinaigrette.
He then looked for a manufacturer and opted for one in the UK.
It's noticeable that, when finally forced to choose a name, Anthony Neilson opted for one that gives almost nothing away.
