Shielded Pair

A pair of conductors in a cable wrapped in aluminum foil to isolate the pair from interference.

Two similar or identical things together, often followed by from.
Two people in a relationship, partnership or friendship.
It is used with binary nouns (often in the plural to refer to multiple instances, as these nouns are plural only, except in certain technical contexts).
A pair of draft animals tied together like a yoke.
A poker hand consisting of two cards of the same rank, which cannot be considered the best hand either.
Zero points (one duck) on either end of a two-inning game.
Doubles, two recorded outs in one game.
Double bill, two games played on the same day between the same teams.
Boat for two rowers.
A pair of .
Exclusion of a Member of Parliament from voting in the absence of a Member of another political group for serious personal reasons.
Two members of opposing parties or opinions, such as in a parliamentary body, mutually agreeing not to vote on a particular party issue or issues for a of time.
A set number of things that look alike or belong together.
(Kinematics) In a mechanism, two elements or bodies are arranged on top of each other in such a way as to cause relative motion with each other, named after the motion they allow, as in a rotating pair, a sliding pair, a twisted pair.
To be grouped in one or more sets of two.
Bring two together (animals, especially dogs) to mate.
Appeal to the opposing views of others not to vote on a particular issue or category of issues.
Adapt, adapt, consider.
Weaken, worsen.
Spoil, spoil.

I couldn't decide which pair of designer shirts I liked the most, so I bought them.
Husbands must be a great couple.
Scissors, two glasses, several jeans.
A pair is more difficult to mount than two mounts with separate riders.
They converted the pair to fifth place.
The Pirates picked up a pair from the Phillies.
You have a great partner.
In the final vote there were two couples.
The wedding guests were a boy/girl couple and a bachelorette party.