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dual

[doo-uhl, dyoo-] / ˈdu əl, ˈdyu- /


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In one, Powell strolls onto a concert stage in front of a cheering crowd; in another, he holds two handguns labeled “dual” and “mandate.”

From The Wall Street Journal

During last year’s Starship launches, the FAA was under pressure to fulfill a dual mandate: to regulate and promote the commercial space industry while keeping the flying public safe, ProPublica found.

From Salon

Its dual perspective has earned Wall Street’s favor, too: Jefferies analysts lauded the business structure in a research note last month, dubbing it a “two-pronged approach.”

From Barron's

Its dual perspective has earned Wall Street’s favor, too: Jefferies analysts lauded the business structure in a research note last month, dubbing it a “two-pronged approach.”

From Barron's

The six Italians killed in the disaster included two girls aged 15 and 16, three boys aged 16, and a 16-year-old Italian-Emirati dual national.

From Barron's