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pair

[pair] / pɛər /




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“We are in truly uncharted territory for this commodity pair, with silver looking very expensive relative to oil,” Colas said.

From MarketWatch

Lately, she’s been working with 3-D printed waste that her friends, a pair of costume-based performance artists, started delivering to her in giant garbage bags.

From Los Angeles Times

Humphries had a pair of penalties that wiped out two huge receptions.

From Los Angeles Times

This breach of privacy, paired with the dissolution of the organization after Rhodes’ sentencing, will help shape the group going forward.

From Salon

To understand those consequences, we asked pairs of interviewees—employees and their direct supervisors—about their use of generative AI tools, ranging from content creation and legal research to data analysis.

From Barron's