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"these two groups of" is a perfectly acceptable and common phrase in written English
You can use this phrase any time you want to make a distinction between two separate groups of something. For example, "These two groups of students have different opinions on the issue."
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It's these two groups of freelancers that are now delivering 90% of news about conflict to British audiences.
Do the physical, psychological and socioeconomic outcomes for these two groups of women differ?
The compositions of these two groups of planets must therefore be significantly different.
Moreover, similarities were found between these two groups of images.
In the following these two groups of services are described.
These two groups of players know each other intimately.
However, different input-output responses are found between these two groups of farmers.
Regression analysis shows there is a 60%% differential for these two groups of men.
The difference between these two groups of students was found to be statistically significant.
These two groups of NWs are observed in different areas of the sample surface.
These two groups of e-petitions are identified by their grouping label in Table 1.
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