| Can I only create a bundle if I have already released and reduplicated it in a pressroom? |
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| The details of Martin's work really count: the wobble in a coloured pencil line or the evidence of handmade, repetitious labour in her paintings are reduplicated by the imperfections. |
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| The Institute for the Study of the Ancient World at New York University collated and reduplicated data and helped prepare the list submitted to the Department of Defense. |
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| On the semantic side, we have seen that the reduplicated i-stems behave like imperfective present participles, very often with iterative, intensive, or habitual semantics. |
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| In out-of-body experiences, one's self is not reduplicated but appears to be completely dissociated from the body and observing it from a location in extracorporeal space. |
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| Reduplicated as a mirror image of itself, Clessidra resembles the device it is named for, one that, more than any other, is a metaphor for the ineluctability of time. |
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