Re: [ARSCLIST] Chinese copies- slang

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Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 09:30:32 -0400
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...and from Webster's:

Main Entry: Chinese copy
Function: noun
: an exact imitation or duplicate *that includes defects* [!] as well as
desired qualities

Asterisks are my own.
Aaron Z

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> From the OED:
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> *Chinese copy*, a precise drawing of a structure, piece of 
> apparatus, etc., made from its appearance only without other 
> information; a slavishly exact copy (see also quot. 1920); **

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