Sentence examples for the duplication from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of duplicating, or the state of being duplicated; a doubling; a folding over; a fold.
Ms. Goodall acknowledged the duplication and apologized.
We regret the duplication of material.
Now the duplication looks more like an act of genius.
The duplication of administration that exists in state and county governments would be eliminated.
The selection of George H. W. Bush would save the duplication of Secret Service teams.
People complain about the duplication of what they have seen on television.
The duplication appears to have been a deliberate homage, or treacly ancestor-worship.
No-one reacts to the duplication, because Simon's such a nobody.
The duplication of back office functions is likely to incur extra costs, and communication between organisations can be poor.
It would also reduce the duplication of buying activity, and simplify contracts, across a number of authorities.
Electricity's arrival in the late 19th century enabled the duplication of performances and, later, the amplification of instruments.
