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It is also still debating whether the iPad version should be a close copy of the iPhone app or a complementary, dashboard-type service.

The manuscript has seven complete chapters from the "outer" and "miscellaneous" chapters, and is believed to be a close copy of an annotated edition written in the 7th century by Daoist master Cheng Xuanying (成玄英; fl. AD 630 660).

Since the goal of the research described in this review is to make "biobetter" molecules, it is critical to define what a "biobetter" is and to differentiate it from "biosimilar" (which is intended to be a close copy of the originator's innovative drug [ 19]) and next-generation molecules (which may have additional characteristics that separate it from the original innovative molecule).

Not that there's anything wrong with being a close copy of NBC's successful singing show, "The Voice".

Despite aggressive security, which extended to mail checks, telephone tapping and covert surveillance, two Manhattan Project scientists independently passed the detailed plans for the Fat Man plutonium implosion bomb to the Soviet Union late in the war; the first Soviet atomic bomb was a close copy of the American bomb.

The Senate bill is a close copy in better wrapping paper.

The third "Bedroom" is a close copy of the image on a smaller canvas, one of van Gogh's réductions of his favorite compositions.

This ballcourt is a close copy of the ballcourts at Copán, being built in the same style, to the same dimensions, and with the same orientation.

Her family's life was described by one observer this way: "The livery of their footmen was a close copy of that familiar at Windsor Castle and their linen was marked with emblems of royalty.

QnA is a question and answer service that looks like it will be a very close copy of Yahoo Answers.

The Eton fives court is a remarkably close copy of the court used by generations of Eton College boys on the steps of the school chapel.