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I've seen a sentence like this:

North Korea's internet appears to have been hit by a second wave of outages in as many weeks.

I wonder what does "in as many weeks" mean and specifically "as". Does sentence mean the same without "as"?

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There have been two 'waves of outages' in two weeks. That is, there were 'as many' (the same number of) weeks as there were 'waves'.

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