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== [[Literature]] ==
* The main character of ''The Probability Broach'' by L. Neil Smith does it on one occasion, when in the company of his alter ego from another timeline.
* In [[Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations]]: ''Watching the Clock'', President Bacco is temporarily duplicated (long story). The two presidents respond to a compliment with a simultaneous "oh, please!" Amusingly, they also snark at each other for making the exact sort of grumpy, sarcastic comments that Bacco always makes.
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'''Willow:''' They're kind of the same now.
'''Giles:''' Yes, he's clearly a bad influence on himself. }}
* Done with actions in ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]'', such as Hiro being in the background of Young!Hiro as both push up their glasses at the same time in the same way.
* ''[[Doctor Who]]'':
** When Mickey and his parallel-universe counterpart Rickey are running away from Cybermen in "The Age of Steel", they stop to catch their breath and each go off in [[One Scene, Two Monologues|their own panicked monologue]], culminating in a unison recitation of "They know where we are!"
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