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copy

[kop-ee] / ˈkɒp i /






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They are trying to copy what we’ve spent 30 proxy seasons perfecting.

From The Wall Street Journal

Quantum information cannot be amplified or copied, which means this approach does not work.

From Science Daily

According to SMA UK, the drug delivers a healthy copy of the affected gene to the body, but timing is critical because irreversible damage may have already occurred in the nervous system.

From BBC

As Mazzuckelli and other women dressed like Handmaids sat on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial alongside a massive copy of the U.S.

From Salon

The most precocious have become known as "Sephora Kids" -- a reference to the popular French beauty retailer -- as they seek to copy popular TikTok or YouTube influencers, some of whom are as young as seven.

From Barron's