pairs

She is part of a scheme that pairs teenagers with toddlers from a local nursery in a bid to help increase school attendance and engagement.

The ongoing pilot program has teams of licensed clinicians, social workers, community workers and therapists who work in pairs, responding to calls around the clock, seven days a week.

The next day, he texted me a time and date with a drawing of what looked like giant floating lava-lamp blobs with two pairs of little feet sticking out from underneath.

They did that by taking pairs of similar homes, each of which sold twice during the six-year period, one in an area with subsidence and one not.

"They used to be allowed to leave in pairs, but since 2023 they have had to travel in groups of five and are monitored more intensely."