- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
reproduce. “Jon Taplin reproduces this jaw-dropping chart: Floyd
Norris's scary graph of Durable Goods Production, adding, "We
have so hollowed out our industrial plant that the only thing we
are now producing is weapons of war.” “In an appendix, Malkin
reproduces just the three pages from the 57-page hearing
transcript that substantiate these two things.” “After
publishing Garance Franke-Ruta's smear of me, The American
Prospect is now threatening legal action against anybody who
"reproduces" an old article accusing her of racism.” “I don't
know whether or not Google "reproduces" on its servers the
stories to which it links, and if so whether ephemerally for
indexing purposes, or more permanently.” “In a report last
month, Christian Aid reproduces a chart of commodity prices
plotted all the way back to the 50s.” “Pollination is the
tireless and miraculous process in which the natural world
reproduces and evolves.” “Instead of presenting syntactical