Duplicated [verb]

You might find that what you’re looking for is already available, but you’ll also ensure your new combos don’t duplicate those that are already set up.

In doing so you would create large amounts of voter confusion and generate a large volume of duplicate applications that would have the potential of doing very real harm to this system.

Neighboring Montgomery County has rejected 32,000 of its 174,000 applications, or 18%, as duplicates.

This issue is when the URL Inspector may show the URL as a duplicate and the Google-selected canonical will be different from it.

This enables PPC and SEO teams to identify where there are opportunities and how strategies can be adjusted to leverage them, without duplicating each other’s efforts.

In the majority of cases, Google doesn’t penalize sites over duplicate content.

Each ballot return envelope contains a unique bar code that cannot be duplicated to make sure voters can return just one ballot, Clarno said.

Indeed Parliament is not free from blame for many unnecessary duplicated lines throughout the kingdom.

The novel duplicated the success of the play; in fact the book is greater than the play.

This is a fact, and I presume it can be duplicated in almost every neighborhood.