carbon copy

The main hub is a carbon copy of the first “Mario Party’s” world.

She is quick to deny that Jo is her carbon copy, but they do have a few things in common.

Identical twins may not be carbon copies at the DNA level after all.

Even though the flavor of the new beverage was not a carbon copy of the sugar-sweetened version, customers took to it.

And voters would learn quickly that the former Florida governor is no carbon copy of his father and brother.

In almost every other way, St. Francisville is a carbon copy of Sutton and thousands of other small towns across rural America.

As the Brazilian-born son of German immigrants, Franco says he was too much of a carbon copy of Benedict.

Then, in an Israeli archive, I came across a carbon copy of the original directive.

All this, of course, is a carbon-copy of the plan Mitt Romney shoved down Massachusetts' throat.

The carbon copy remains permanently bound for the hospital record.

Exhibit three was a carbon copy of a report by the stock control clerk at the bubble gum factory.

Mr. Reporter, we are giving the number 838 to the carbon copy of Exhibit 709 that Lieutenant Revill has just produced.

Upon the pale yellow paper were many lines of typewriting in French—a carbon copy evidently.

Is the document in the same condition now as it was when you prepared the original of which that is a carbon copy?