Knockoff
Knockoff noun - An unauthorized copy or imitation.
Both words in one sentence
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The Israeli Aircraft Industries Nesher fighter was a knockoff of the French Dassault Mirage V, produced from stolen plans after France embargoed the sale of Mirage V aircraft to Israel.
Source: Shoddy Knockoff Product - Heck, a lot of Council tech is either outright stolen from the Hero Foundation or a knockoff of some kind.
Source: Literature / Villain.net -
Evil Knockoff: The villains of the first two movies have stolen, copied, or otherwise been inspired by Tony's Iron Man designs.
Source: Film / Iron Man
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