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a type of base hit in baseball where the batter reaches second base safely after hitting the ball
(in bridge) a call made by a player to increase the stakes of the current bid, often used to challenge the opponents' bid or to indicate that they expect the opponents' contract to fail
two victories in the same sport within two different competitions during the same season
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possessing two contrasting qualities or features
designed or intended for two people or things, often providing space or function for both
(of flowers) has extra petals, often resulting in a fuller, more layered appearance compared to a single flower of the same species
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used to refers to two people or things being together or paired, often in a situation meant for one
used to mean that someone or something moves in a downward and forward direction simultaneously