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Not that he knew how many of him had come into being, copied and recopied.

Schools have recopied the memo and distributed it to their students.

He scratched out lines and recopied the pattern more carefully.

"By now it's probably been copied and recopied several times over.

His eyebrows rose as he recopied the set of notes he'd ruined.

It can be copied and recopied digitally a hundred different ways.

If the old drawings were worth saving at all, they needed to be recopied every century or two anyhow.

Faldo recopied the notes onto 18 index cards, which he still has.

Their maps were copied and recopied and passed along from one age to the next.

Some had been recopied many times, at great expense in otec furs.

In 1844, Emily began going through all the poems she had written, recopying them neatly into two notebooks.

According to Tischendorf two codices were recopied from the same manuscript.

The letter books were recopied in the 18th century and passed on to government officials for their value in determining land ownership.

The address was recopied by Washington himself.

No one would think of recopying it.

He testifies that he sometimes recopied whole works, lent by various institutions.

"You could at least have recopied it."

I imagine that my father recopied the page because he wished it to look well, and had spoiled it by these changes.

I have recopied one whole sheet, and thrown the old one away.)

Despatches concerning the ship were recopied on separate forms.

Recopying that on a copier makes it virtually unreadable.

Perhaps old texts had not been faithfully recopied before time had disintegrated them, who knew?

Elders recopied the scrolls over time, and some were hidden away in remote areas for safekeeping.

I have recopied it, and, adding the proper date, request that it may be printed with the rest of the family.

Possibly it was recopied by minuscule 90 (Gregory).