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Meanings of same mould in English

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Usage of same mould in English
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The dummies were from the same mould, both bald, both smiling wondrously.
The comfort of strangers
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Pyle said, 'Do you want everybody to be made in the same mould?
The Quiet American
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Or perhaps they were really a party in the same mould all along.
The Irish Times
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But, admitting what you say, you are all cast in the same mould.
The Weapons of Mystery
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Maybe you cannot put all tomboys in the same mould either.
The Guardian
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And was not mine own soul fashioned in the same mould?
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
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Yes; like two bright bullets out of the same mould.
The Pirate
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We might need more defensive reinforcements in the same mould.
The Guardian
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A street vendor is an entrepreneur in the same mould as Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg.
The Irish Times
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The two Warings were cast in the self- same mould.
What's Bred in the Bone
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All his reveries were fashioned in the same mould.
Wieland; Or, The Transformation: An American Tale
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What I thought she would feel, for our brains were cast in the same mould.
Five Nights: A Novel
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They all seemed turned out of the same mould.
Across Unknown South America
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Upon the other hand, John Trevethick and Solomon Coe were cast almost in the same mould.
Bred in the Bone; Or, Like Father, Like Son: A Novel
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Our minds seem cast in the same mould.
Literary Lapses
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Well Sins was made from the same mould.
The Guardian
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