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Ultrasonically assisted drilling (UAD) has received great interest in the past few years by both academia and industry.

The cave showed evidence of intermittent occupation over the past 125,000 years by both Neanderthals and modern humans.

In addition to regulatory drivers, green chemistry innovation has been spurred in recent years by both growing consumer awareness and the procurement policies of big retailers.

It was nearly relegated to obscurity after being banned for five years by both the Catholic Church and a beleaguered King Louis XIV.

It is a profile that has been built down the years by both extraordinary batsmanship and will, and was first sketched by Ponting's great predecessor Steve Waugh.

The benefits have been criticized for years by both conservatives and liberals who see them as a sweetheart deal for teaching hospitals in a few states.

It was named album of the year by both Mixmag and Rough Trade shops.

He is named 'person of the year' by both gay rights magazine the Advocate and Time.

Ms. Underwood has also been named the female vocalist of the year by both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association.

It was selected as the Single of the Year by both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association.

Hygge has been listed as a "word of the year" by both the Collins and Oxford dictionaries – alongside Brexit and Trumpism – in the lexicographers' annual public-relations exercise.