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What does one of a pair mean?

"One of a pair" means a single item that is part of a set of two matching items.

Here are some examples:

* One of a pair of shoes: You have two shoes, but you are only talking about one of them.

* One of a pair of earrings: You have two earrings, but you are referring to just one.

* One of a pair of socks: You have two socks, but you are talking about only one.

Essentially, it emphasizes that the item is part of a larger set, but you are specifically focusing on just one.

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