I am a new python user but an experienced Matlab user. I am recently debugging a python script, and when I manually re-run the script multiple times, I found a somewhat annoying issue of matplotlib: it always draws on existing figure window, overlapping on existing plot, if the figure title is the same.

The script I am debugging looks like this:

```
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# Some calculations here
plt.figure('Results') # The script will only create one figure
# plot the data
# End of the script

```

A simple search on Google shows that if I don't explicitly specify figure title, or give each figure a different handle, matplotlib can create separate figure windows, and true, it works. 

However, is there a way to create multiple figure windows with the same title, without giving them different handles (which in my case, I had to do it manually) in python? In Matlab it will always create separate figure window no matter what figure title you give it.