Of the two copies, one in turn was copied twice, and then it was lost.
Knowledge of it depends on a single manuscript discovered c. 1300, copied twice, and then lost.
He once described Chardin's "Schoolmistress," in the National Gallery in London, the famous picture of a young woman instructing a boy, which Mr. Freud has copied twice, as an erotic picture because of "the sweetness of her nature," and the way it made him feel joyous.
Parts of the picture were copied twice to make it wide enough.
The idea is that when genes are accidentally copied twice, the "extra" copies can take on a new function, for instance by turning on at a different time in development or in a different tissue.
The master plates for the library were copied twice into working copies of the library.
The new copy was subsequently copied twice but the order of these events could not be determined (2).
2. A segment from single copy regions was copied twice and joined to the existing inverted repeats, and the new genomes with longer IRs propagated.
Since its release two years ago, "Country Grammar" has sold more than eight million copies -- twice as many as Britney Spears's most recent disc.
In his fight with Sony Music, Michael Jackson has argued that Sony did not adequately promote his 2001 album Invincible, even though it went platinum -- selling one million copies -- twice over.
He has sold more than 4m copies, has twice won National Book Awards and has regularly been compared to Roald Dahl.
