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line copy

noun

, Printing.
  1. a document, drawing, or the like, consisting of two tones, as black and white, without intermediate gradations. Compare halftone ( def 1 ).


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But so many women were buying and wearing boys' sizes that two years later Bass launched a feminine version that was a line for line copy of the original.

In MSS., unlike printed books, the first words of the second leaf will be different in any two copies, say, of the Bible; the scribes did not make a page for page or line for line copy of their archetype—in fact, they may probably have avoided doing so purposely.

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