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Of course, you can do it.
Select a sufficiently large range in the right column (for example A2:A500).
Apply a conditional formatting to the selected range:
With the formula
COUNTIF($[First cell]:[Current cell];[Current cell])>1

or 2. With special condition "duplicated values"
(IMHO, this conditional formatting not will be saved in the final document - when you open the table you will need to redefine it)
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Asked: 2012-07-10 23:38:55 +0200
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Last updated: Jul 11 '12
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