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The umbrella term for these new subsets of super fans, who devotedly discuss their idols' merits across the Internet, is "stans," a nickname cribbed from the Eminem song "Stan" that appeared on the rapper's "Marshall Mathers LP" from 2002.

NYT > Home Page By ALEX HAWGOOD 2011

'How He Wrote Elastica Man', a title cribbed from a 19-year-old Fall single, would be glorious self-parody were it not for the fact that Elastica have nothing of their own to parody.

The Fall 1999

"Corrupt and Contented" - a title cribbed from Lincoln Steffens '1904 characterization of the city

The Clog 2010

But Rowley never existed; he was a figment of Chatterton’s imagination, his name cribbed from a tombstone at St. John’s Church in Bristol.

Over the Edge Jonathan Kellerman 1987

But Rowley never existed; he was a figment of Chatterton’s imagination, his name cribbed from a tombstone at St. John’s Church in Bristol.

Over the Edge Jonathan Kellerman 1987

But Rowley never existed; he was a figment of Chatterton’s imagination, his name cribbed from a tombstone at St. John’s Church in Bristol.

Over the Edge Jonathan Kellerman 1987

Frauenfelder was also the magazine's main illustrator, and utilized a cartoony style that appeared cribbed from the spare 50s television cartoons of Gene Deitch.

Boing Boing 2009

But one does get the impression that the UN cribbed from the Hailey report.

September 29th, 2009 m_francis 2009

Never mind that the idea was cribbed from a hotel in Denver that offered the same treat to guests during the Democratic convention.

Paying Lots of Dough for a Room? Have a Cookie - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2009

To be honest, most of this is cribbed from the Women in Science article, but I did come across Ada when writing about Newstead Abbey and the Robin Hood Line.

Ada Lovelace 2009