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The documents had been duplicated.

In some cases duplicates may not be bibliographically exactly the same.

All duplicates were cross-referenced and apparent pseudogenes having frameshifts, deletions and other defects obviously incompatible with receptor function were eliminated.

Given the barriers that often exist between different agencies and given poor data sharing among agencies, it is highly likely that assessments are duplicated.

Thus, after all of the branches have been enumerated, the duplicates are pruned away.

Therefore, all duplicating explanations will be omitted in the following discussion.

Political interaction takes place at particular moments, within a web of events and processes that will never be exactly duplicated.

One part of being terse is avoiding duplicated code.

While in some senses what is provided duplicates material already in the public domain, as a learning resource this approach is very useful.

The runs with the glass upper surface duplicated the conditions with the copper plate and the corresponding photographs were correlated.

In the other 9 mixtures there was no significant variation between the duplicates.

However, the colour pictures from the illustration book were duplicated (by a chroma-copy colour photocopy procedure) and cut out from their background.

Mapping and synthesis operations are duplicated by all clients, but we preferred this solution over increasing server load.

Two well duplicates were routinely run in each experimental group.

However, the effect of substituting answers is that unevaluated arguments in the environment of closures are duplicated.

Included on each assay plate were duplicates of two negative controls (one 'in-house') and two strong positive controls (one 'in-house').