See ditto on Wiktionary
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"english": "the music [of Alban Berg's opera Lulu] is difficult, the plot likewise, and the rest likewise likewise",
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"english": "within a few hours the ensemble had encountered both thunderous applause and equally vigorous booing",
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"english": "wildfires in California, Siberia, Europe and Australia will occur more frequently and cause massive destruction and correspondingly massive CO₂ emissions",
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"english": "She bought a new sweater and matching trousers.",
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"english": "They distinguish between the pledges of marriage and those of love.",
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"english": "a rich curtain, fastened to a gilded spear with matching rings",
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"text": "et rigt gardin, fæstet paa et forgyldt spyd med ditto ringe",
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"english": "two tablespoons of butter, four of flour and two of potato flour",
"ref": "1925, Kitty Wentzel and Øvre Richter Frich, Bordets glæder, page 85:",
"text": "to spiseskeer smør, fire ditto mel og to ditto potetesmel",
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"english": "she had three sons and the same number of daughters",
"ref": "1933, Peter Bendow, Med egen inngang, page 156:",
"text": "hun hadde tre sønner og ditto døtre",
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"english": "a number of female mortar operators and the same number of male operators",
"ref": "1938, Kristian Elster d.y., En fin historie, page 109:",
"text": "en del bombekasterinner og ditto kastere",
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"english": "there are numerous modern concertos, a piano concerto by Ravel, and several likewise by Prokofiev",
"ref": "1944, Børre Qvamme, Musikk, page 133:",
"text": "av moderne konserter finnes det en mengde, en klaverkonsert av Ravel, flere ditto av Prokofiev",
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"english": "a very well planned and equally well executed event",
"ref": "1979, Jakt – Fiske – Friluftsliv, number 12, page 63:",
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"english": "Truls held out his left paw, Thygesen likewise",
"ref": "1980, Jon Michelet, Hvit som snø, page 174:",
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"english": "the Norwegian coat of arms flanked by a half-Danish and a half-English counterpart",
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"text": "norsk riksvåpen flankert av halvt dansk og halvt engelsk ditto",
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"english": "the rumours of a secret marriage and a corresponding child",
"ref": "1987, Richard Herrmann, Victoria, page 396:",
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"english": "his lawyer … presented me and my counterpart with a proposal for an amicable settlement",
"ref": "1999, Stig Sæterbakken, Sauermugg, page 27:",
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"english": "a black suit jacket and matching trousers",
"ref": "2004, Levi Henriksen, Snø vil falle over snø som har falt, page 145:",
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"english": "the music [of Alban Berg's opera Lulu] is difficult, the plot likewise, and the rest likewise likewise",
"ref": "2011 February 22, Klassekampen, page 21:",
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"english": "within a few hours the ensemble had encountered both thunderous applause and equally vigorous booing",
"ref": "2021, Erlend O. Nødtvedt, Mordet på Henrik Ibsen, page 74:",
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"english": "wildfires in California, Siberia, Europe and Australia will occur more frequently and cause massive destruction and correspondingly massive CO₂ emissions",
"ref": "2022, Øyvind Paasche and Erik Kolstad, Hva er klima, pages 149–150:",
"text": "skogbranner i California, Sibir, Europa og Australia vil opptre hyppigere og føre til massive ødeleggelser og ditto utslipp av CO₂",
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"english": "Bagger gave a poor speech against it, Christensen an equally poor one in favour, and then the matter went to a vote.",
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