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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pair of super" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that comes in pairs and is exceptional, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I just bought a pair of super shoes that are perfect for running."
Alternatives: "a couple of amazing" or "two fantastic."
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In the end, he would start another 65 - including a pair of Super Bowls.
Harrison, 35, had a limited role with the Bengals after he helped Pittsburgh win a pair of Super Bowls.
Those previous catches, however, helped New York win a pair of Super Bowls at New England's expense.
Trying to channel the fashion fabulous daughter my mother had always wanted, I bought myself a pair of super sexy stilettos.
Using carrier-phase differential GPS measurements for relative position and velocity, an estimate of the true thrust output on all three axes of the follower spacecraft is accomplished using a pair of super twisting sliding mode observers.
Before last year's game, a Nashville radio station made a truly unusual call: it held a giveaway, announcing that a pair of Super Bowl tickets had been taped to the belly of a local police officer.
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Then he puts on a pair of super-long arms and waves at all his friends in the crowd.
To have all the artist's words together with all those images is like being given a pair of super-special 3D spectacles.
A pair of super-wide pants and a dress in gold lamé rounded out the collection, so the whole decade was covered.
3. Bowers and Wilkins P3 £169.99, bowers-wilkins.co.uk Get your loved one a pair of super-fine headphones to go with their iPod.
A fingertip-length coat with blanket stripes at the hem floated like a chic cloth barrel atop a pair of super-skinny stovepipe pants.
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