COPY

1. (graphic arts) the idea and words (brochures). (ED 459-49 Flag) 2. the significances of the issue, what's in words. (BPL 29 Nov 68R) 3. words to be used in the final product in any promotional piece. (ED 62 FAO) Copy

anything that can provide subject matter for a journalist, novelist, etc. —Welcome to the SO Glossary Final approval 2-Mar-90

n.1. a duplicate, distinguished from a perfect duplicate, in that it does not necessarily occupy the same space, same time, nor use the same energies as the original. (COHA Gloss)2. the word "duplicate" is used, rather sloppily, to indicate a copy. However, a copy is not a complete duplicate; a copy is a facsimile. (COHA, p. 82)3. something that a thetan on his own volition simply made of an object in the physical universe with full knowingness. (PXL, p. 65) —v. to make another one just like it. (COHA, p. 34)