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Meanings of both lucky in English

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Usage of both lucky in English
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A scrappy first half produced two goals, both late on and both lucky.
The Irish Times
2
As far as he was concerned, they were both lucky, and she deserved it.
Second chance
3
We are both lucky chaps, Shack, to have such wives.
Strictly Business: More Stories of the Four Million
4
Perhaps a case of being both lucky and prepared?
The Irish Times
5
Aren't we both lucky?' George turned on his heel and marched off without another word.
The Pilo Family Circus
6
We are both lucky; I have escaped from you, and you have escaped from yourself.
An Unsocial Socialist
7
Reacher said, "And we're both lucky because we both met you."
Nothing to lose
8
They were both lucky to be alive.
The Irda (Children of the Stars)
9
Reacher said, We were both lucky.
Nothing to lose
10
It said that she and Lolly were both waiting for something, that they were both lucky and spoiled, and expected a lot.
The new yorker
11
Joey Bishop: The American actor and comedian Joey Bishop, who has died aged 89, was both lucky and unfortunate to know Frank Sinatra.
The Irish Times
12
They are both lucky to have found each each other and I am very excited about this new chapter in his life, he said.
News.com.au
13
Domitian broke in, with a laugh that sounded genuine: "We are both lucky, Didius Falco, having brothers with such well earned reputations!"
The Silver Pigs
14
"I guess we're both lucky she has an open mind," I said.
The Wise Man’s Fear
15
"In which case, we're both lucky we didn't go along."
Blue noon
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"Not perforated either, you were both lucky."
The Harlequin
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