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Majorana particles come in pairs that together behave like a single electron, but individually act in fundamentally different ways.

From Science Daily

With more data, the team hopes to confirm whether the red giant truly formed through a past stellar merger and to better understand how these quiet black hole pairs develop over time.

From Science Daily

Eisenbeisser would play 12 more years of professional soccer and compete in figure skating in the 1936 Winter Olympics, where he finished 13th in the pairs competition.

From Los Angeles Times

A second option can be a mentor-intensive development program that pairs junior workers directly with senior professionals—letting AI handle the routine tasks that used to fill a junior employee’s day.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the question raised by both pairs of female artists under investigation here — Erivo and Nelson, Plath and Swift — is the same.

From Los Angeles Times