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The G-20 and the G-8 are both examples of a kind of informal international decision-making that we might call "multilateralism light".

Redshifts in light, and the pitch-drop of passing sirens, are both examples of a linear Doppler effect.

The studies of Pilotto et al [ 90] and Stewart et al [ 91] are both examples of a prospective cohort design, where study subjects have their exposure status determined, and are then followed forward in time to observe the development of disease.

Braid and Minecraft are both examples of how a few good ideas, executed in an accessible and affordable way, will outsell franchises by orders of magnitude.

The Kerner commission on race and the 9/11 commission are both examples of how we as a nation used such panels to gain a better understanding of our shortcomings.

Adaptation of a non-human CoV to a human host occurred with both SARS-CoV and OC43-CoV; both are examples of a penetration of the animal-human species barrier.

Both are examples of a closed, exclusive brand of fandom.

Both are examples of a type of organizational breakdown that is destined, absent some fundamental rethinking of what "leadership" means, to become ever more common and damaging: complex systems failures triggered by seeming rational patterns of cost-reduction decision-making.

The Newsnight mess and the This Morning debacle are both prime examples of a worrying new broadcasting arrogance borne out of a frustration that websites, blogs and posts can create waves daily without the risk of regulatory wrath.

Both are examples of a master director working at the height of his considerable talent, but as I recently wrote on the Huffington Post, I think Les Miz is the best film I have seen in many years.

Both are superb examples of a melodic and emotional frankness that used to be much more commonplace in jazz.