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pair

[pair] / pɛər /




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Files released last year showed the pair exchanged several messages over the years and Epstein invited him to stay at his homes.

From BBC

But he will also have a chance to perhaps focus his energies on another sticky subject: a pair of Hidden Hills, Calif., properties that he has spent more than a year trying to sell.

From MarketWatch

The Southern Section boys and girls playoff pairings will be released Saturday at noon.

From Los Angeles Times

“Even with intervention jitters lingering, there appears to be a market consensus that the dollar-yen pair is biased toward the upside.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Newcastle's reign as League Cup holders is over after a pair of error-strewn performances over the two legs left boss Eddie Howe fuming.

From Barron's