Partly to aid her concentration, Larry taught his wife to play bridge and in her first duplicate bridge tournament they finished fourth.
Here are a few of Patience Salgado's stealth-kindness missions which anyone can duplicate in her own neck of the woods.
Donald Eastman's set, an almost empty Manhattan apartment spread in blond wood across the stage, with a Havana rooftop in shades of blue hovering above it, suggests, in its geometry, the layers of Fran's emotional life and, in its coloring, the heavenly consolation she has not quite duplicated in her new home.
Kali destroys Raktabija by sucking the blood from his body and putting the many Raktabija duplicates in her gaping mouth.
Unlike the previous examples, it is difficult to imagine a world in which her physical duplicate does not have the same beliefs, even if the duplicate's linguistic community uses words like "exist", "something", "will be", etc. with somewhat different meanings.
Mr. Rodriguez-Jackson, who grew up with a grandmother who had an ofrenda in her home, set out to duplicate the image on the tape.
Taken at the large square front entrance to the courtyard of the Hotel de Ranes, on Rue Visconti, it shows a gas lamp, a bit of street and a family group: a mother and her daughter in white, duplicate fathers in black jackets and a little boy who is barely visible in the shadow of the doorway.
Forms were routinely filled out in duplicate, triplicate, quadruplicate.
Players in duplicate tournaments win only master points, no prizes.
Measurements were conducted in duplicate.
