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two-step

[too-step] / ˈtuˌstɛp /


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Most countries have a two-step process of first obtaining a temporary visa and satisfying the residency requirements for a certain number of years, and then applying for permanent residency.

From MarketWatch

Now, in Callais, with part one of the two-step complete, Roberts could deliver something he has worked for his entire career: Hollowing out the Voting Rights Act so that it still exists, but cannot act.

From Salon

Authorities in the region have urged people to be wary of potential fraud and use anti-scam measures such as WhatsApp's two-step verification feature to help protect their accounts from being hijacked.

From BBC

It’s a long, sinuous riff, one so intoxicating that the audience in front of him can’t help but to two-step across the crowded dance floor.

From Los Angeles Times

It advised users to set up two-step verification alongside a strong, unique password.

From BBC