carbon copy

Running a carbon copy of a guy who couldn't beat Trump in a primary seems, on paper, to be a uniquely stupid campaign strategy.

Kids in her grade are “obsessed with TikTok” and posting videos of themselves that look to her like carbon copies.

Scotland in contrast were clinical when their opportunity arose from line-out ball, and it was a carbon copy of the first try.

The series could run the risk of turning off book readers who want a carbon copy of the story as Liu wrote it.

Suddenly, the 243 passengers of Flight 006 have to reckon with confronting carbon copies of themselves, who have been leading parallel lives for the past three months.