### copy | casting:

Worm casting
* appear dark and granular like soil, and are rich in soil nutrients.
* are a rich source of nutrients, helping to improve soil structure
  - an excellent fertilizer additive for gardens or potted plants
* are characteristic lumps and bumps of soil that come out as part of the worms waste
  - soil that come outas part of the worms waste
  - rich in plant nutrients
  - the end result of the organic material fed to the worm
* are the richest form of natural fertilizer known to man
  - natural fertiliser known to humans
  - some of the richest natural fertilizer known to humans
  - toxic to live worms
* contain nitrogen and other nutrients necessary for plant growth.
* have nutrients needed by plants, plus compounds to control plant pathogens.

Duplicate
* are a pair of records where at least one key field value matches in both records
  - copies
* includes sections.
* is an artifact

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Duplication
* Most duplications occur with one urethra on top of the other.
* are a doubling of a chromosomal segment
  - section of the genome
  - exact copies of a DNA sequence
* can have phenotypes when the copy number of that particular region is critical.
* causes polydactyly.
* creates opportunity.
* is an issue closely related to utilization
  - copying
  - sometimes a matter of office politics
* is the act of reproducing something exactly
  - most common abnormality of the ureteropelvic collecting system
* laser process utilizing CDRs.
* occurs when a portion of a chromosome is represented more than twice in a diploid cell
  - multiple installations of like products result in saving installation time
* produces two identical parts called sister chromatids, held together at centromere.
* supply genetic material capable of evolving new functions.

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Gene duplication
* big way new material is produced for mutation to work on.
* can also be harmful, such as oncogenes
  - contribute to increased complexity
  - occur and proteins can change function
* is an important source of evolutionary novelty
  - new genetic variation
  - another common and important process in the evolution of genomes
  - clearly a prominent mechanism generating redundant genes

Segmental duplication
* are fixtures of the genome in humans and other organisms.
* is much more frequent in humans than in yeast, fly or worm.

Facsimile
* are copies
  - duplicators
* are used for faxs
  - mail
  - transcripts

Filler
* Some fillers are more chemically active and are called reinforcing agents.
* are usually small clustered flowers that fill in the spaces between line and filler flowers.
* improve a sheet's smoothness, brightness, and affinity for ink.
* is copies
  - part of cigars
  - tobacco

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Imitation
* helps to enhance speech and language skills.
* includes sections.
* involves engaging in a behavior after observing another person doing the same thing.
* is copies
  - fundamental to the process of improvising
  - on the one hand considered as an efficient mechanism of social learning
* occurs as individuals model the IT usage behavior of coworkers.
* often involves the copying of an observed behavior of another individual.
* plays an important role for apes as they learn rules of behavior.

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Counterfeit
* are imitation.
* is imitation

Fake
* are a fact of life in the world of antiques
* is imitation

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Fake id
* Fake IDs are a national problem that allow criminals to evade all sorts of legal barriers.
* are located in purses.

Mimesis
* are diseases
  - part of hysteria
  - quotations
* causes mirror-image negative emotions.
* entails someone grasping the performance of some sequential events and meanings.
  - misery
* means the inventive and conscious act of creating a potential and objective reality.
* occurs when groups of voices enter in quasi-antiphonal homophony
  - there is imitation of character