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pairs

British  
/ pɛəz /

plural noun

  1. another name for Pelmanism

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In India's Western Ghats, a lion-tailed macaque races along a path, its infant clinging close and both pairs of eyes fixed ahead.

From BBC

During these experiments, participants viewed pairs of images and answered different types of questions about them.

From Science Daily

Known for its “dinner and a show” concept, the restaurant pairs its menu with music and private event offerings, according to its website.

From Los Angeles Times

Even though they are only a single layer of atoms, they can host tightly bound excitons, which are electron and hole pairs that interact strongly with light.

From Science Daily

Each spread of this visual memoir pairs one photograph with Parr’s own words, as told to his co-author, Wendy Jones.

From The Wall Street Journal