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reduplicated

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It co-locates designers at its customers' facilities, which speeds communication and eliminates reduplicated efforts.
How to succeed in tough times. (Supply Side) by Whitfield, Kermit / Automotive Design & Production
The plantation to which he returns lies under a double affliction: The public scourge of slavery is reduplicated in a private curse whose cause lies shrouded in mystery.
Reading the Scars: Rita Dove's The Darker Face of the Earth by Carlisle, Theodora / African American Review
In the reduplicated `division of the very flesh' of the mother's body, the splitting of the Madonna into virgin and mother, and the division of the text itself, word meets flesh.
A Healthy Balance: Religion, Identity, and Community in Louise ... by Sanders, Karla / MELUS
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