Williams, making his first league start of the season, doubled his try tally from the restart, racing another 50 metres for a carbon copy touch-down to give the leaders a 29-0 interval lead.

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If he was angry then, he is sure to be further inflamed by a near carbon copy of the Selhurst Park incident that led to Villa's first goal.

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Legislators were lining up to support a carbon copy of the Arizona law and polling showed support from 65 percent of the state.

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In the 61st minute, the Liverpool defense again went missing to allow Ivanovic to socre a carbon-copy header, this time from Lampard's corner.

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Casualty insurers have used an antimonopoly exemption to roll out carbon-copy products and identical premiums, keeping rates high enough so that even the least efficient could make money.

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But Wasps had a gameplan to go with their physicality and they conjured up almost a carbon copy of Reddan's try, this time in the right corner, when hooker Ibanez threw short to Simon Shaw and took a quick return ball to dive over.

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Father Thomas Reese believes the Pole brought unique skills to the papacy, and whoever succeeds him will not be a carbon copy.

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In the 10th over, Pietersen departed in a near carbon copy of his dismissal against the West Indies when he pulled O'Brien straight to deep mid-wicket, and at the halfway stage England were just 49-4.

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Mr. Moore also said those who are stopped should receive a carbon copy of the form that includes the officer's name and badge number, and information about how to lodge a complaint.

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