pair

They paired up and they got into it.

With so few pairs to produce offspring, the species was in danger of extinction.

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And by 1963, the situation had become desperate – only 417 mating pairs had been documented by government biologists in the United States.

Now, despite what it feels like when you take a good, deep breath, lungs aren’t a pair of balloons in your chest.

And so, when I'm buying a pair of gloves for 90 cents, the likelihood that that factory had the best labor laws, the best outputs, the best sustainability capabilities is is probably not 100%.

Fruits and products long grown in the tropics and subtropics rarely show up on shelves, as intense heat waves paired with increasing humidity make it deadly for farmers to work outdoors.