Trump aims to make catchphrase his own

Billionaire property tycoon Donald Trump has filed to copyright the phrase "you're fired".

Fri, 19 Mar, 2004 - 09:19

Billionaire property tycoon Donald Trump has filed to copyright the phrase "you're fired".

Trump has used the words to strike fear into contestants on his reality TV show in the US, The Apprentice. The catchphrase has taken off, much like Anne Robinson's "You are the weakest link".

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