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The phrase "are both at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two subjects that are located in the same place or situation.
Example: "The two friends are both at the concert, enjoying the music together."
Alternatives: "are both present at" or "are both located at".
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They are both at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
They are both at the end of the day butchers".
"They are both at the hospital to have a scan," Van Marwijk said.
"They are both at the same level, and both answer to Omar Hariri, the minister of defense," he said.
And we are not demeaning anyone or anything here - they are both at the core of our beliefs and love.
The reactors are both at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, where another reactor is also having difficulties.
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He is both at the same time.
They were both at the hospital, getting tested.
We're both at the same spot in life".
Sometimes they can be both at the same time.
Sophia Loren and Mickey Rourke were both at the Oscars ceremony.
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