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| reproduce (The act of copying or duplicating) | |||
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| to line out; to score | |||
| copy-machine; duplicate | |||
| to copy | |||
| copy (To duplicate information and reproduce it in another part of a document, in a different file or memory location, or in a different medium. A copy operation can affect data ranging from a single character to large segments of text, a graphics image, or from one to many data files) | |||
| copying (reprography, reprographie); copying reprography (reprographie) | |||
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| duplicate (An exact copy or an additional or extra copy of a particular book or document); reproduction (A copy of a work of art. Something made in imitation of a certain style or of an earlier period) | |||
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