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carbon copy

While the two exhibitions have much in common, they are by no means carbon copies.

It was a carbon copy of some letter sent by the professor.

They could have all been carbon copies of each other, with their blond hair and blue eyes.

That particular trip was more or less a carbon copy of the previous one.

It was a carbon copy of an attack 18 months ago.

"It is a carbon copy of what we saw four years ago."

So does she think she's a carbon copy of the boss?

He had also included a carbon copy of Daddy's will.

The second period was a virtual carbon copy of the first.

The second floor was a carbon copy of the first.