Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Numbers
Numbers noun - An illegal daily lottery.
Both words in one sentence
- You declare two numbers between 1 and 6, and if your opponent rolled one of the declared numbers, you draw that many cards, otherwise you mill the number of cards that was rolled.
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More specifically, in cricket the score for a single team comprises two numbers: how many runs scored, usually in the hundreds, and how many batsmen were put out, which can be between zero and ten.
Source: Pinball Scoring -
Similarly, for many years the platform numbers at Clapham Junction in London started with 2, after the 'banana arches' supporting the trackbed for Platform 1 became structurally unsound.
Source: Missing Floor
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