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both

[bohth] / boʊθ /


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In these states, a photon is not simply detected as arriving "early" or "late," but exists as a combination of both possibilities.

From Science Daily

After both Mario movies, a film based on the Legend of Zelda is due to be released next year, and there appear to be plans for an animation based on Donkey Kong.

From BBC

Sir Keir was using that phrase to describe both the general economic impact of the Iran conflict and the particular difficulties in getting the Strait of Hormuz open again.

From BBC

However, both still need approval from regulators before they can begin the pilot programmes.

From BBC

The leak is a blow for Anthropic because it risks both undermining its reputation for safety and also revealing valuable trade secrets in the pitched battle for enterprise customers.

From The Wall Street Journal