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The phrase "both kind and" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something as possessing two qualities at the same time. For example: - She was both kind and generous, always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need. - The painting was both beautiful and thought-provoking, leaving a lasting impression on all who viewed it. - The company's new CEO was both charismatic and ambitious, leading the company to record profits in just one year.
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She is both kind and horrible.
Her performances were both kind and acute.
He was both kind and beautiful, and they loved him.
Such features are diverse in both kind and scale.
Nicol finally spoke, and his tone was both kind and accusing.
He was contradictory though: a private gossip, both kind and ferocious.
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Second, the commitment to existing residents builds confidence and trust, making the process and the outcome both kinder and more coherent.
Set in a Tolkeinesque fantasy world, this is a traditional role-playing game complete with quests, chests (both kinds) and combat.
Thus, the Orthodox Church has also held fast to the original form of Holy Communion in both kinds and preserves the liturgical gestures of the early church.
It breaks my heart a little to replace a functioning lightbulb, but if you've paid for both kinds and you continue using the inefficient ones, you're just losing more money.
It will be convenient for us to use 'predicate' for expressions of both kinds and view all of them as ways of expressing properties.
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