Just reiterating what Ron hassaid,
"X and Y" is normally used to indicate two different things.
"X and also Y" is normally used to bestow two descriptions on the SAME person orthing.
That's one reason to use "and also". Certainly there are others.
The point is that, under most circumstances, "and" is just fine. There should be some reason, normally related to immediate clarity, to append "also".
More importantly, this type of thing is tossed
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"X and Y" is normally used to indicate two different things.
"X and also Y" is normally used to bestow two descriptions on the SAME person orthing.
That's one reason to use "and also". Certainly there are others.
The point is that, under most circumstances, "and" is just fine. There should be some reason, normally related to immediate clarity, to append "also".
More importantly, this type of thing is tossed
...


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