New York is no better — virtually a carbon copy.
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It wasn't honoring it, but a carbon copy of it.
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Mr. Ryan is not a carbon copy of his mentor.
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New Jersey proves to be a carbon copy of Virginia.
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Shortly thereafter, a political carbon copy appeared in nearby Philadelphia.
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The second round was a carbon copy of the first.
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When Ed raps, it's Ed. It's not some carbon copy.
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That's not to say The Incredibles is a carbon copy, however.
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You really don't want a carbon copy of yourself running around.
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Rows of houses from the 1920s often feature carbon-copy styles.
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You see, young Suri, 10, is a carbon copy of her mother.
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Ever, 9, is a carbon copy of her model turned actress mom.
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News.She also said we shouldn't expect a carbon copy of the original.
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It's almost a carbon copy of Chick-fil-A's classic chicken sandwich.
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She's not being looked at as a carbon copy of her father.
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A counterpoint is that he also seems like a carbon copy of Trump.
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Elaine is talking to her philandering husband, Bud, a Bill Clinton carbon copy.
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Ariella even thinks Miley's look for the video was a carbon copy of hers.
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And that may not be the carbon copy of how we see it happening.
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Opposites attract, otherwise it would be boring to marry a carbon copy of ourselves.
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She&aposs a true original at a time when so much is carbon copy.
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The MXR Carbon Copy which is a no frills, perfect delay for every application.
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Certainly not a carbon copy of the above photo, but also not an outright fail.
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Its design and some of its text is a carbon copy of the website Loocrum.
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Lourd isn't a carbon copy of her mother, but her early roles have shown promise.
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You're a carbon copy of every other tattooed, geometric jewellery-wearing "conscious" fuckboi out there.
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I just wish that all the entries were as in-the-language as CARBON COPY.
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Most NBA players are a carbon copy of someone else—Bogdanovic is 100 percent not that.
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"Most people are planted in someone else's soil, which means they're a carbon copy," she said.
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The company did so brazenly last August with Instagram Stories, an almost carbon copy of Snapchat Stories.
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The ending of this game was almost a carbon copy of what had occurred two years earlier.
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Rather than let go of Edward, he has made his carbon copy the foundation of his life.
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The distinction between who a message is "to" versus who is merely receiving a carbon copy (or the dread blind carbon copy) has the sender playing the role of executive dictating a memo to his secretary who will type it up, make the copies, and see to the distribution.
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Despite lacking Neeson's accent and trademark eye twinkle, Vanselow is nearly a carbon copy of the Irish actor.
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The easiest way to describe this game is that it was a haunting carbon copy of USA vs.
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What's more, their wedding won't be a carbon copy of Prince William and Kate Middleton's elaborate 2011 nuptials.
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Your wedding should be unique to your relationship and personal style — not a carbon copy of someone else's.
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When we spoke before, you said you didn't want to do a carbon copy of your first book.
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Well, it's all about tweaking things just enough to keep it familiar without it being a carbon copy.
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One thing is clear: This isn't some carbon-copy Joker, but someone very different — and very, very unsettling.
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Alternatively, users can earn coins by playing "Flying Ghost," which is basically a carbon copy of Flappy Bird.
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But don't expect her to present be a carbon copy of Newton-John's performance when she goes live Jan.
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Since then, Instagram introduced one of its biggest feature to date: Instagram Stories, a near-carbon copy of Snapchat.
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Recently, the company moved so close to Apple's iPhone X approach that it almost feels like a carbon copy.
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From the kids' super-serious expressions, to their preternatural skills, to their carbon-copy uniforms, it's surreal to watch.
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Kim Kardashian punk'd the paparazzi Saturday by rolling out a carbon copy so she could go about her business.
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A Chinese automaker is set to unveil a near carbon copy of the Italian brand&aposs new $200,000 Urus SUV.
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But he made a swift comeback as he made his way through lines from Malcolm X, Flight, and Carbon Copy.
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In August this year, Facebook's Instagram launched Stories, pretty much a carbon copy of Snapchat's feature of the same name.
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A carbon copy of the Kill Confirmed mode from Call of Duty, Supremacy encourages team play and close-quarters combat.
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Call it coincidence, but Wilde also revealed that she'd accidentally transformed into a carbon copy of her friend Kate Mara.
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An avowed Luddite, he stabbed out invoices with one finger on a rickety typewriter using pastel-colored carbon-copy paper.
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Boris Kodjoe is the latest actor to portray O.J. Simpson and he looks like a carbon copy of the convicted felon.
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She's nearly a carbon copy of my best friend in high school, who wore the same green sweatshirt for two years.
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The ride is supposed to be a carbon copy of the one that's already up and running at Universal in Orlando.
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The online mode, a carbon-copy of Mass Effect 3's wave-based survival, is nearly indistinguishable from the previous game.
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Devin Booker is not a carbon copy of that, if only because his form is a little more compact than Houston's.
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Estimated value: $20,000-$30,000 The carbon copy of a letter the actress sent to her doctor is dated March 2, 1961.
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Order sheets fly from one end of the city to the other and most procurement is still done in carbon copy.
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There was a sign for a church that was a carbon copy of the one on my childhood walk to school.
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The narrator is, in fact, a carbon copy of Besson, down to his novels, which bear the same titles as Besson's.
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Though they may appear crystal clear in our minds, our memories are not a carbon copy of the events we witnessed.
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"For instance, the Selection tool they demonstrated is a carbon copy of the Procreate selection tool we developed years ago," Cuda says.
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They knew damn well they could basically just release a switch carbon copy of new leaf and make a million billion dollars.
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Again, Facebook basically created a carbon copy of a popular product and expected people to jump on board because of its name.
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Whereas I'd always made each new iPhone a carbon copy of the previous one, with each new tablet I had started afresh.
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Desjardins scored just 2:07 into the frame on a nearly carbon-copy play of Soderberg's goal to make it 2-1.
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It was a success, resulting in the birth of their 7-year-old daughter, who is a "carbon copy" of her father.
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President Trump and Ukraine Looks like today might be a carbon copy of yesterday, with big, important news coming fast and furious.
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Stories, which lets users share videos and photos that disappear after 24 hours, launched last August as a near-carbon copy of Snapchat.
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And finally, a near carbon copy of it was signed into law in Massachusetts by Governor and future GOP Presidential candidate, Mitt Romney.
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Instead, approximate the look with one carefully chosen purchase that smacks of carbon-copy coolness (a two-tier purse, a double buckle belt).
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It was only a matter of time before Chinese companies made a carbon copy of Microsoft's Surface Book, and the time has finally come.
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It was not clear whether the senators intend to push a carbon-copy of the Manchin-Toomey bill from 2013 or an altered version.
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I think we did find a fascinating, difficult, duplicitous, and yet very human guy who is all his own and not a carbon copy.
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Now our failure is the bottom line in black ink, pressed into the carbon-copy pages that will accompany Mariah's body to the morgue.
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Elizabeth Hurley's bikini bod at 51 is a smoking hot carbon copy ... of some chick who played a smoking hot devil 16 years ago.
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But the shredding facility told investigators that "all destructions are recorded on a triplicate, carbon-copy receipt" with details about date, time, service and payment.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Let's not beat around the bush, the exterior of the Samsung Galaxy S0.3383 is essentially a carbon copy of the S0.3373.
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They were obvious attempts to carbon-copy the Marvel Cinematic Universe business model, they were critically reviled, and they fell well short of financial expectations.
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On Tuesday, Instagram, the photo-sharing app owned by Facebook, introduced a near carbon copy of a Snapchat photo and video service known as Stories.
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However, some military experts believe the fighter jet is a carbon copy of an F-5 first produced in the United States in the 1960s.
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I know nonalcoholic wine is not supposed to be a carbon copy of the standard vin rouge, but there was massive room for improvement here.
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It might be new to Destiny, but Supremacy is actually a carbon-copy of a mode from another popular game: Kill Confirmed from Call of Duty.
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Still, Mr. Kail and his choreographer, Zach Woodlee ("Glee"), are most definitely not just putting forward a carbon copy of what "Grease" fans have seen before.
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E-mail's "CC:" feature stands for "carbon copy", though the smeary blue paper that once made instant copies possible is hardly to be found on Gmail.
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"Strong" features male and female trainers competing in various physical challenges -- and in his suit, Fletcher says that's almost a carbon copy of his show idea.
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But they have more in common than you'd think — indeed, Navarro's personality has been described by people close to him as a carbon copy of Trump's.
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Grace watches an Elmo video on the iPad for a few moments, her forehead crinkled in concentration, her huge brown eyes a carbon copy of her dad's.
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Once Vivek stumbles upon a photo of Aaron's mama, it becomes clear every girl Aaron has dated is a creepy carbon copy of his racially-ambiguous mom.
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But fans of the original series — starring Holly Marie Combs, Shannen Doherty, Rose McGowan and Alyssa Milano — shouldn't expect The CW's version to be a carbon copy.
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Some believe, this is also the beginning of the end for email, our least secure communication platform that mindlessly stores every reply, forward, broadcast, and carbon copy.
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Benson described their financial arrangement with New Oriental as "almost a carbon copy" of their deal with Dipont: The two Americans received $50,000 for arranging each tour.
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The shortcomings of Hunters—the cramp, mostly, but there's also repetition to contend with, especially with those carbon-copy boss encounters—won't be replicated by Samus Returns.
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Among the items is a carbon copy of a March 1, 1961, letter to Dr. Ralph Greenson about Monroe's harrowing time at the Payne-Whitney Psychiatric Clinic.
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Only minutes after Casemiro's shot kissed in off a defender's heel, Ronaldo made it 3-1 with what was almost a carbon-copy of his first goal.
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Another red flag -- the website for Peter Woo Philanthropies is a carbon copy of the charity websites used in the scams targeting Dog and other famous folks.
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Before you take the big leap into the nothingness of a non-Facebook world, you're going to want to keep a carbon copy of all your data.
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Narrator: While the first Hummer model was basically a carbon copy of its bulky military predecessor, the second model featured a slightly sleeker design and cost about $50,20103.
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"Donald was playing a favorite game, a carbon copy of his raids on the gaming industry three years before," O'Donnell, the former Trump executive, said in his book.
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Prosecutors hedged their bets against that possibility by including wire fraud charges against Mr. Walters that are a carbon copy of the insider trading counts in the indictment.
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It was nearly a carbon copy of the play Marino made famous when he faked a spike before throwing a touchdown pass to beat the Jets in 1994.
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Like most other seafood distributors, he was relying on an antiquated, four-part carbon copy system that was so cumbersome, he was routinely shuffling paperwork until 2 a.m.
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Hibert iterates by sketching each piece, tests it on the computer to nail the colors and ratios, then either carbon copy draws or projects the design onto canvas.
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Mr. Handoko said his family hired a lawyer chosen by the police, and he entered a guilty plea that was essentially a carbon copy of the prosecution's charges.
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" PAUL NOLTE, PORTFOLIO MANAGER, KINGSVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO "There were one or two words different (in the press release) but looked like carbon copy of their last note.
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Honor announced a pair of wireless earbuds today called the FlyPods and the FlyPods Pro, and they're nearly a carbon copy of Apple's AirPods, down to the charging case.
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Contrary to what the media might have led you to believe, not every women walking down Rue Bonaparte is a carbon copy of Jane Birkin in style or attitude.
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Kevin Hart is on bended knee begging you to find the differences between these two carbon copy photos ... Can you ride along and help the comedian crack the case?
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Citywide height ordinances, in place from 1905 until 1957, were enacted to prevent Los Angeles from becoming a carbon copy of skyscraper-laden cities like New York and Chicago.
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Their 31-28 victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at Ford Field was nearly a carbon copy of their triumph over the Philadelphia Eagles a week earlier.
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While there seems little fear that Powell will be hostile to markets, assuming that he is going to be a carbon copy acolyte of Yellen could be a mistake.
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More trouble for Pacman Jones ... this time the NFL star has been arrested at a casino in Indiana -- and it seems like a carbon copy of a 2015 incident.
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Boron is an element that can catalyze the formation of RNA—or ribonucleic acid, the single-stranded carbon copy of DNA found in all living cells—when dissolved in water.
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Also in the Berg Collection, in the archived papers of Terry Southern, the writer, is a carbon copy typescript of the comic, erotic novel "Candy," with emendations in Southern's hand.
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But the Nets did not immediately transform into a carbon copy of the Golden State Warriors, slogging their way to 38 first-half points and trailing by 7 at halftime.
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Some of the names have changed since the Penguins blew a 3-1 lead to the Rangers during their second-round series in 33, but otherwise it's a carbon copy.
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The front is a carbon copy of the iPod shuffle's controls: a big play/pause button smack dab in the middle, with volume and next/previous track buttons surrounding it.
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"BCC" ("blind carbon copy") was devised as a way to shield an email address from view, but it's since devolved into a weapon in the worst, cut-throat corporate cultures.
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Bail paid, a carbon copy of the paperwork in hand (there are no computers), he went downstairs to see his client, who was behind bulletproof glass in his holding cell.
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Nor is the government a carbon copy of the Castro regime, which ended, with one stroke, all autonomous freedoms and institutions and is the longest-lasting dictatorship in modern history.
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And his decision to ask agencies to dismantle Obamacare as much as they could may have been a carbon copy of an action planned by 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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Otherwise it's a decent revenge movie or a decent adventure movie or a decent carbon copy of a Terrence Malick movie, but very rarely all three things at the same time.
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Soon, there were too many mediocre malls for too few shoppers, each less a reflection of the community it serviced than a carbon copy of the others (Gap, Orange Julius, Sears…).
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Kendall Jenner has a bad case of mom envy, as proven by the big money she just spent to make her Range Rover a near carbon copy of Kris Jenner's whip.
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"All within the state and nothing outside the state," is not just a frightening concept on its own, but effectively an unintentional carbon copy of the core philosophy of Benito Mussolini.
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Most notably, however, the V2365 has what's called a 3D Facial Animation feature, which is a carbon copy of Apple's Animoji that tracks your face and transposes that onto an animal character.
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Ninety-five percent of the rappers and music videos in San Antonio are just a carbon copy of the next man, and nobody is telling their friends "no" or anything like that.
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One of the researchers, Federico Varese, a professor of criminology at the University of Oxford, told the BBC that Sunday's attacks in the train station looked like a "carbon copy" of 2014.
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It says a lot about the characters, about how they trust each other and train with each other, but it's also just visually cooler than a series of carbon-copy punch-offs.
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In making a near carbon-copy of Snapchat and bolting it onto Facebook's primary software, the company is hoping to forestall — or perhaps even kill for good — the existential threat Snapchat poses.
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In "Counterpart," he stars as both a low-level office cog at a Berlin-based spy agency and his ruthless carbon copy from another dimension that opened up during the Cold War.
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Lawyers for the bikers have been critical of the Waco Police Department and state authorities for the mass arrests, issuing carbon-copy warrant affidavits and setting initial bond of $1 million each.
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It looks almost identical to my legit Foreo; the bristles felt a little coarser on my skin but other than that, the device was pretty much a carbon copy of the real thing.
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Ed's been down this road -- back in 2016, he was sued by a co-writer of Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" ... who claimed Ed's hit, "Thinking Out Loud" was a carbon copy.
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Cumberbatch, meanwhile, is hampered by both his terrible American accent and the way his brilliant but bullish Edison feels like a carbon copy of so many of the tortured-genius roles he's played before.
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Aquazzura claims in a new lawsuit, Ivanka's Hettie shoe is almost a carbon copy of its Wild Thing pump ... a shoe that protects the feet of the famous-ish, including Solange and Olivia Palermo.
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"After Clinton's time as Secretary of State, there was also State guidance that if State employees had to use their personal email for business purposes they should send a carbon copy (Cc) to their ".
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During his campaign for president, Paul seemed less of a carbon copy of his idealistic father than an independent-minded Republican willing to make compromises to appeal to a wider base of the party.
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"Cindy Crawford's daughter, Kaia Gerber... she's a carbon copy of her mother at the same age, the original supermodel in the 1990s," said Emmanuelle Alt,Vogue Paris editor-in-chief, according to CBS News.
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The service bears a striking resemblance — some might say it is a carbon copy — to Snapchat Stories, a photo- and video-sharing format where the stories also disappear after no more than 24 hours.
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Fifth, the episode that prompts the guilty plea is a virtual carbon copy of the infamous June 9, 2016, meeting that Mr. Manafort, Jared Kushner and Donald Trump Jr. attended with a Russian lawyer.
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Many tech millennial millionaires said they were relieved to be out of San Francisco, which has gotten increasingly expensive, crowded and filled with carbon-copy tech bros who drone on about their start-ups.
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The second-best scenario is that the meeting is basically a carbon copy of the Singapore summit: Both leaders leave without having made any progress on striking a deal but agree to continue negotiating.
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Uber's agreement with IAM is practically a carbon copy of the terms of a settlement the company agreed to forge in order to put a pair of misclassification lawsuits to rest in California and Massachusetts.
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The service bears a striking resemblance - some might say it is a carbon copy - to Snapchat Stories, a photo- and video-sharing format where the stories also disappear after no more than 24 hours. nyti.
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The contest was almost a carbon copy of the 29 gold-medal match when the Americans beat the Spaniards 13-6, as Kylie Neushul led the way with three long-range goals for the winners.
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Why we like it: Where most Windows PC makers are more than happy to just carbon copy the Surface to create their own 2350-in-214s, Acer is at least bringing one new idea—liquid cooling.
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The core multiplayer game remains a near-carbon copy of the Battlefield series, but propped up around that is a surprisingly robust focus on PvE challenges and a newly re-tooled attitude toward rewards and progression.
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Samsung Galaxy S9 Review: The Best Android Phone Don't Need No Honkin' NotchPhoto: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Let's not beat around the bush, the exterior of the Samsung Galaxy S9 is essentially a carbon copy of the S8.
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A second way that Rubin says you can declutter your inbox is by gaining a clear understanding of your company's carbon copy policy, so that you aren't inundated with emails in cases where your input isn't needed.
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"It's exactly the same construction of a mine that we have done at Polita, it's almost a carbon copy deposit," CEO Michael Hodgson told Reuters, adding that the operations were close together, allowing resources to be shared.
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The results made it all worth it, however: Donald Collup, who wrote and produced the 2008 documentary Florence Foster Jenkins: A World of Her Own, says that Streep's performance is a "carbon copy" of the real Jenkins'.
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"Our goal was to give the reference of the real person to the actor and not necessarily do a carbon copy," says hair-department head Chris Clark, who watched hours of the trial via YouTube for prep.
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Though his Evan is no carbon copy of his predecessors in the role, he shares many pathetic mannerisms with them: the twitchy picking at himself, the cul-de-sac speech patterns, the upturned, outstretched, suppliant right hand.
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The company's fashion show this month, complete with skinny models, push-up bras, thongs and strappy stilettos, was a near carbon copy of the one it first mounted in 1995, albeit with more feathers, sequins and wings.
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Image: KCTVAround the same time, North Korea also created a carbon copy of Apple's OS X. The so-called "Red Star 3.0" operating system could even run a version of Windows, complete with pre-installed military-themed wallpapers.
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What's more interesting is learning the origin story behind famous movie scenes, like how a Nazi propaganda film influenced Star Wars—or how The Shining's "Here's Johnny!" scene was a carbon copy of a silent Swedish horror film.
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Making your way out of the "Loop," the I-610 highway that circles the city center like a shirt collar, skyscrapers give way to manicured office parks and strip malls, each seemingly a carbon copy of the last.
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And how much money did China save — to subsidize its own companies — when its military stole the plans for Lockheed Martin's F-35 stealth fighter and then made its own carbon copy, avoiding all the R & D costs?
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Kylie Jenner is in the running for StepAlmostMom of the Year after she and Tyga threw a baller Ferrari birthday bash for his son -- but it happened to be a carbon copy of the one Blac Chyna threw.
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Making your way out of the "Loop," the I-250 highway that circles the city center like a shirt collar, skyscrapers give way to manicured office parks and strip malls, each seemingly a carbon copy of the last.
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A carbon copy of the letter (not the original) is one of many of Monroe's personal items to be auctioned off this November by Julien's Auctions, which received the items via the estate of her acting teacher Lee Strasberg.
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And actually against the Bears a couple weeks ago, he was much better than fine: 162 rushing yards on 16 carries, including carbon-copy plays where he was basically stopped but stayed alive, avoided traffic, and busted long runs.
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Quick to point out he is not carbon copy of Farage, he says he will do things his own way, imposing quiet discipline on a party riven with factions and personal feuds to build a unified anti-establishment movement.
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But when you have the chance and talent to make a statement about how Hollywood and audience tastes have moved on, perhaps Mr Feig should have strived to make something more compelling than a carbon copy with some women in it.
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Here's Michael Jackson's daughter Paris Jackson flashing a peace sign in her blinding blonde 'do on social media recently (left) and Billy Ray Cyrus' daughter Miley Cyrus with her signature tongue wag and carbon copy pose back in 2013 (right).
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Her career has spanned the discreet era when authors mailed a single typed manuscript along with a carbon copy to be passed around, to today's convenient but somewhat alarming electronic system where with one keystroke, a book can be widely distributed.
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Atrocious defending for the Swedes — several players and Lindahl just let the ball careen through the goal mouth — and a great start for the U.S. The goal was almost a carbon copy of Horan's first of the tournament, against Thailand.
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Maybe, I thought, a part of the country's "new era" could involve more tourists experiencing what we had and spending their money in Gambia's interior, instead of at the carbon copy beach resorts that make you forget where you are.
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Sitting on my haunches between him and his carbon copy, Saint Pacificus, I'm intrigued by their longevity — which is the same as saying I'm intrigued by all the people whose conservation efforts have made it possible for us to meet.
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Blass put out a tweet early this morning containing a leak of the new HMD-built device, calling it the Nokia 2.1V and making it out to be a carbon copy of last year's Nokia 2.1, but with support from Verizon Wireless.
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In fact, the near-ubiquitous presence of influencers and their carbon-copy Calabasas style may have imprinted on you to the point in which you have found it necessary to dress up like something truly spooky for Halloween this year: a bonafide influencer.
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Only instead of sending CRISPR to sniff out a specific piece of DNA, it hunts for RNA—the carbon copy of DNA used to make proteins—associated with a specific virus present in someone's blood, urine, saliva or other bodily fluid contains.
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The discus produced a near-carbon copy of Friday's women's shot put drama which saw American Michelle Carter snatch an unexpected win with her final throw, leaving Valerie Adams with silver after the New Zealander failed to beat it with her last.
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And since the LME's COTR is but a carbon copy of that used in U.S. markets, how comfortable are we with the fact that funds earlier this year built a long position on the CME copper contract that eclipsed anything ever seen before?
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For those who want more than the basic built-in backup software, third-party programs like Acronis True Image (for Windows and Mac, as well as Android and iOS) or Carbon Copy Cloner (for Mac) can grab a backup of the entire computer.
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He is certainly buoyed by the prospect of emulating his achievement of holding all four majors but knows that nothing less than perfection will be required for what would amount to a carbon copy of his most successful 12 months on tour.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 89%What critics said: "The only nostalgia you'll feel watching Stranger Things 3 is for the novelty and wide-eyed pizazz of the 2016 original (and, to a lesser extent, its carbon copy 2017 follow-up).
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The bathhouse is a carbon copy of Jiufen's grandest building, the 100-year-old Amei Tea House, unmistakable in side-by-side comparisons thanks to the signature rows of red lanterns and the beautiful, soft light that glows from its large glass windows at night.
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While he claimed Chelsea could never win the Premier League in his first term, being as they were "a little horse that needs milk and needs to learn how to jump," the subsequent campaign was a carbon copy of his inaugural season with the club.
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Dr. Betty Rabinowitz, chief medical officer of NextGen Healthcare I'm a millennial who's old enough to remember paper carbon-copy orders that we, as students, would file at the nurses' station, yet young enough to have used electronic health records since my intern year.
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"Nothing has changed since The Atlantic published a carbon copy of this same story in April, likely with the same anonymous sources who were no more informed on the senator's thinking than they seem to be now," Hatch spokesman Dave Hansen said at the time.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Alfonso says that Fortnite released a new dance that its characters can perform called the "Fresh emote," which came out on Jan 2, 2018 ... and it's a carbon copy of what he claims he came up with on the '90s sitcom.
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Every so often the big brown door of the theatre, with its single round pane of glass, something like a porthole, would swing open, offloading the previous aspirant, a carbon copy of myself, whose face conveyed, in equal parts, relief, defeat, and premature delusions of being cast.
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"Nothing has changed since The Atlantic published a carbon copy of this same story in April, likely with the same anonymous sources who were no more informed on the senator's thinking than they seem to be now," Hatch spokesman Dave Hansen said in response to The Atlantic.
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However, even though this interactive show won't be a carbon copy of the original experience, the theater's repertory programmer, Bruce Goldstein, who has hosted this presentation since the late 1980s, says he has his own version of the "tingler" sequence and some other tricks in store.
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Watch the (very brief) teaser trailer below: The barely-there trailer only teases out a bit of the first verse and chorus of Franklin's iconic song, but Hudson does a phenomenal job of filling out the song as Franklin did without sounding like a carbon copy.
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Solarte drilled a three-run double off Lance Lynn in the third inning, added a carbon-copy double to the gap in right center two innings later that snapped a 3-3 tie and capped his career-best game with a two-run homer in the eighth.
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Although the mystery has unfolded compellingly on this season of "True Detective," with the three timelines relating to each other elegantly, it's a shame to think of Hays as a carbon-copy of detectives past, particularly given his racial differences and his seemingly more sober process.
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The 2018 iPad Air is practically a carbon copy of this model and has most of its best features, like the True Tone tech that adjusts the screen's color temperature based on the ambient light in the room, and it has a Smart Connector for Apple's Smart Keyboard.
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Visually, I can't stress enough how much this looks like a carbon copy of Samsung's interface, without adding a Tile that's specifically unique to Wear OS. (Samsung, for instance, has a stress monitoring widget.) Still, Google does deserve credit for massively overhauling the Wear OS interface over the past year.
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Apart from Pulp's peerlessly bittersweet "Mile End", in fact, all the soundtrack's best moments are vintage classics rather than 90s hits: Iggy Pop's "Lust For Life" (1977), Lou Reed's "Perfect Day" (1972), Brian Eno's "Deep Blue Day" (1983), New Order's "Temptation" (1987 version) and Sleeper's carbon copy of Blondie's "Atomic" (1979).
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What Haley needs to do in the next few years -- besides find ways to stay a part of the national political conversation -- is continue to refine the idea that while she was proud to work for Trump -- and embraces some of his policies -- she is not a carbon copy of him.
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The statement was almost a carbon copy of the Russian Foreign Ministry's protests after alleged cybercriminal Dmitry Ukrainsky was arrested in Thailand in 2016: "The American authorities continue the unacceptable practice of 'hunting' for Russians all over the world, ignoring the norms of international laws and twisting other states' arms," it said then.
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Brown, but his first foray into the leading man big-leagues was in the thriller-action film Dracula 2000—a breakthrough that wasn't as titillating as Brad Pitt in Thelma and Louise, as contentious as Denzel Washington in Carbon Copy, or as captivating as Russell Means in The Last of the Mohicans.
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El Arbi said what he believes makes the movie work is its mix of highlighting trademarks from Michael Bay&aposs time as director (there are some shots that feel almost like carbon copy Bay shots) with the talents of Smith and Lawrence for making the audience care about their characters while dishing out funny moments.
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Formula One teams are limited in the number of hours they may use the wind tunnel to develop a car's aerodynamics, and Mercedes suspected that Ferrari could gain an advantage by developing both its own car and the Haas, which many say is merely a carbon copy of the Ferrari, making it a Ferrari B team.
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What is familiar is not necessarily beloved; what is known is not necessarily wanted; but to be an American Ashkenazi Jew and listen to the speech of Bernie Sanders, and watch the motion of his hands, is to know he is one of us—a carbon copy of an uncle or a member of one's synagogue.
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So even though the premiere ends with Will and Grace single and living together again, with Will insisting that it'll be different this time because "we know it's gonna be exactly the same," they still stumble into some fascinating moments that elevate the revival into something much more interesting than a carbon copy of its former self.
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And while it's taken Zuck & co a while to respond directly to their rival's ephemeral sharing format, they now seem intent on rolling out a clone of the feature across their social board — with Facebook-owned Instagram launching a near carbon copy feature, Instagram Stories, this summer; and a Stories clone called Messenger Day also being tested on Facebook Messenger this fall.
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A company called Structured Asset Sales filed the lawsuit, claiming Ed's song, "Thinking Out Loud," is a carbon copy of Gaye's "Let's Get it On." According to the lawsuit, Sheeran's song has the same melody, rhythms, harmonies, drums, bassline, backing chorus, tempo, syncopation and looping as "Let's Get it On." Gaye's song was written by a guy named Edward Townsend and Gaye in 1973.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIn Safari, open a page then choose File and Save As. Give your new file a name, make sure the Web Archive format is selected, and you've got pretty much a carbon copy of the site you were on, adverts and JavaScript and all—when you open it up again you'll be hard pushed to tell that you're working offline, though again embedded media gets missed out.
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It's packed with near-constant fourth-wall-breaking monologues, disorienting dream sequences, kinky BDSM scenes that would make a Showtime programming executive blush, philosophical therapist conversations rivaling The Sopranos's own fraught doctor-patient relationship, and anarchic hashtag sloganeering that makes #OccupyWallStreet seem subtle in retrospect—all this, airing on a cable network owned by one of the biggest media corporations in the world and previously best known for mildly pleasant carbon-copy procedurals.
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka called the TPP labor provisions negotiated last year a "near carbon copy" of those in the Colombian trade deal and said they, too, would probably fail, driving down wages and standards in the United States "Four years after the U.S.-Colombia trade deal took effect, anti-union blacklists persist, 99 more worker advocates have been assassinated and employers continue to create obstacles to workers' right to unionize," Trumka said in a statement.
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