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Claims have remained above the pre-pandemic record of 695,000, from 1982, for 35 weeks, although questions about backlogs, fraud and duplicate claims have complicated the data.

“Searching for, collecting and duplicating public record text messages, if any, would not benefit the public enough, if at all, to justify the diversion of state resources to provide the records,” wrote Birnbaum, the chief assistant attorney general.

You need to be careful not to duplicate other key combinations from Windows, or the apps you use, as you won’t get a warning if there’s a duplicate—it’ll just do what it was originally assigned to do.

Instead, consider what’s possible in virtual settings that could never be duplicated in person.

At issue, she said later in an interview, was a technical discrepancy that created duplicate results when absentee ballots were scanned.

Americans have cried for decades that our federal government is bloated, that there are too many duplicative and unnecessary laws.

Many of these proposals are often duplicative and tied to a news event.

But it can hardly be said that the duplicative process is of a distinctively grammatical significance in English.

Many of these forms are needed for vital government functions, but others are duplicative, overly complex or obsolete.