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twin

[twin] / twɪn /




NOUN
person identical to another
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A recent study involving twins found that genetics may account for up to 54% of the differences in how much people enjoy music.

From Science Daily

Fletcher then assumed the under-18s role, waiting until twin sons Jack and Tyler had moved beyond that age group before taking over in the summer.

From BBC

Although disclaiming any such intent, the federal court here required a “historical twin” — that is, previous legislation that banned open carry.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2024, Allan Block filed a lawsuit against his twin brother John Block and several other Block family members after he had been pushed out as CEO and chairman.

From MarketWatch

Initially, they thought they would “stick it out and keep the lower payments while the kids are young. But when we found out it was twins, we decided to give it up,” Khazai said.

From MarketWatch