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The phrase "in the same booth" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that two people are in the same enclosed space, such as a restaurant booth or voting booth. For example: "My old friend and I shared stories while sitting in the same booth."
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In the same booth, he inquired about a settee made of two ornately carved Chippendale chairs.
They are at the same voters and in the same booth voting Dean Heller out as voting the RPS in.
Mr. Sandobal has been in the same booth for more than 17 years, but his sales have never been so poor.
Hours later, I was still sitting in the same booth, my coffee ice cold, as I reached the end of the book.
Bizarrely, Yates appears to have spent 11 years eating lunch and dinner in the same booth of the unprepossessing Crossroads Irish Pub in Boston.
"Two groups of people came in and requested to sit in the same booth as the Clintons did the day before," she said.
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It wasn't an accident that tactical voting continued to flourish, nor that the same voters in the same booths could kick the Tories nationally and make a cross for a local Tory county council.
The same booth was used at community festivals and at block parties.
In the afternoon, the event opened to the greater public, with the same booths and two tours of the Grayson Power Plant.
I never ate there, just drank coffee, facing the exact same direction in the exact same booth and reading library books for exactly an hour.
The maître d' came over and told a slightly off-color story about Ronald Reagan, who used to sit with Nancy, in the very same booth.
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