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Meanings of copy in English
Usage of copy in English
1
That means obtaining a copy early, if the course syllabus is available.
2
New York Magazine And, of course, a copy of New York Magazine.
3
People with just one copy-heterozygous-oftenhaveheart problems as they get older.
4
Photography, unlike art, made it possible to copy images for mass production.
5
Results: Significant differences in copy number alterations distinguish childhood and adult glioblastoma.
6
But home taping is allowed by law, and is obviously a copy.
7
The disk will cost £14, the same price as a paper copy.
8
Clear Channel allegedly refused to hand over a copy, citing confidentiality concerns.
9
Samsung Bioepis on Sunday won approval for a Herceptin copy in Europe.
10
I carry in my briefcase a paper copy of the US Constitution.
11
All cases showed concomitant low extra copy number of DDX1 and MYCN.
12
One copy me become corporation, second copy me work for Binary Desire.
13
It is imperfect: the second verse is not complete in the copy.
14
A copy of the test result can be downloaded from this link.
15
Mr Haughey was sent a copy and given until Monday to respond.
16
The enclosed copy of some articles in the Treaty between the C.S.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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