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Discover LudwigThe phrase "any copy of" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to one of multiple versions of a document or physical object. Example: Please provide us with any copy of your driver's license for our records.
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If you want to see this look nowadays, open any copy of Rolling Stone magazine, or any fashion glossy, and you can see it's equivalent – the loftiness of those who know they're worth the climb.
save under strict embargo issue any copy of the Publication or extracts thereof to any third party for review or any other purposes until the date of publication of the Publication or the day after the (last of the) GNM Publication Date(s), whichever is the earlier.
"It has been argued that, on one construction, these words have the effect that service of a document on the inquiry protects the provider from the use of that document or any copy of it in any prosecution, even if it could be obtained (or already has been obtained) by the police or other investigators under their own powers.
Any copy of a book is the same book as any other copy.
Any copy of a book is just as much the "book itself" as is any other copy.
Now, any copy of Windows that you buy, starting with Windows 8.1, will simply be the full set of code, regardless of what you have on your computer.
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Nor are any copies of the Chevalier novel.
The majority of the population, 55%, do not carry any copies of the variant.
B: The newspaper has to keep any copies of the document it may have.
And at least I don't have any copies of Fifty Shades knocking about to embarrass me.
Todd admits they don't have any copies of his latest but (typing furiously) she places an order.
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