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both

[bohth] / boʊθ /


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Shortages in the memory market have driven memory and storage stocks higher, as companies have gained more pricing power both from the supply crunch and from offering higher-capacity products that cost more money.

From MarketWatch

Always an assiduous public-image crafter, George Washington paid meticulous attention to both his personal appearance and that of his beloved Mount Vernon estate, where he constantly received friends, associates and admirers.

From The Wall Street Journal

The question both companies are now racing to answer is just how elastic consumer demand is in the obesity market.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The impact is not just for us, it involves my family as well – both my children have asked about Victoria but never had the privilege of meeting her," he said.

From BBC

We were both very grateful and also for the outpouring of love and concern from so many, across politics and beyond.

From BBC