"O.K., what about it?" I handed him copies of two e-mails.
Among the materials were copies of two interviews given by Osama bin Laden to a satellite channel based in Qatar.
Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of copies of two free newspapers, Metro and the London Evening Standard, are consumed every weekday.
Wodehouse gave me autographed copies of two of his books, one a pristine 1909 paperback subsequently valued at £2,000.
On one of his walls, which is decorated with Native American artifacts, were framed copies of two laws that Obama signed regarding tribal issues.
Every phone company service technician is given copies of two keys that can open nearly all of Southern California's b-boxes, and retired technicians apparently keep them.
News reports from Mexico said that after his recapture, Mexican authorities served Guzmán with copies of two outstanding US extradition requests.
Within days Lion launched Blue Note, teaming up with communist writer Max Margulis, with just enough cash to press 50 copies of two discs, one by each pianist.
The company has not made a counteroffer, Patrick Svonavec said, because it has not been given copies of two appraisals the Park Service had done and then rejected.
Perhaps the show's most extreme challenge to notions about what's really real comes from Sherrie Levine's 1981 copies of two photographs by Walker Evans.
The filings also included copies of two of the subpoenas, issued in March and April, giving the most detailed indication yet of what prosecutors have been seeking.
