Estimated earnings more than doubled for financials in a six-month period, and almost doubled for technology.
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Whom she has doubled for: I've doubled for actresses as young as 8 years old and as old as 98 years old.
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Nolan Arenado doubled for Colorado, his fourth of the season.
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The Strand remained even as rents doubled for neighboring bookstores.
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Those reporting thresholds are doubled for married taxpayers who file jointly.
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By contrast, it more than doubled for individuals in childless households.
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Josh Bell homered and doubled for the Pirates and he is batting .
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Its unit sales nearly doubled for the full year to 21.4 million.
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Between 2007 and 2015, the suicide rate doubled for US teen girls.
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Whom she has doubled for: Sigourney Weaver, Kristen Johnston and Missi Pyle.
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The stock has also more than doubled for the year to date.
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The thresholds are doubled for couples, with those making more than $2100,2300 ineligible.
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However, the income limits associated the tax break are not doubled for married couples.
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She said weekly orders have doubled for her company's lockers since last last year.
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That theoretical amount, had he won the case, would have been doubled for damages.
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Meanwhile that same risk doubled for white men and women born circa the 1960s.
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Whom she has doubled for: I lost count, but I've doubled over 100 actresses.
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Go deeper: Screen time has more than doubled for babies, thanks mostly to TV
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Cabrera, Christin Stewart and Castro doubled for the first two runs of the inning.
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However, the income limits associated with the tax break are not doubled for married couples.
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Yet the risk remained doubled for normal-weight teens with high blood pressure as well.
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The Cubs' Victor Caratini doubled for his first major league hit in the fifth inning.
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Whom she has doubled for: I've doubled Fran Drescher, Julia Louis Dreyfus and Kim Basinger.
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Evan Longoria, Logan Morrison and Brad Miller each had two hits and doubled for the Rays.
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The divorce rate has doubled for middle-aged and older adults since the 1990s, she said.
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Jose Abreu homered and doubled for Chicago which lost for the fifth time in seven games.
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Over this same time period, gonorrhoea rates per 100,000 people doubled for both men and women.
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The number nearly doubled for part-time students, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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By that metric, prices have more than doubled for these companies since 1980, according to Ritter's analysis.
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Imports would have doubled for eggs and jumped by more than one-quarter for chicken under TPP.
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Lourdes Gurriel Jr. homered and doubled for the Blue Jays, who have lost four in a row.
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In the last 30 years, the obesity rate has more than doubled for children and quadrupled for adolescents.
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Moreover, the disparity nearly doubled for black seniors covered by the more expensive and supposedly superior Medicare Advantage.
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Domingo Santana doubled for the Brewers, who lost a second straight after having won eight in a row.
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Prices have more than doubled for four of the top ten selling drugs over the past five years.
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Michael A. Taylor had three hits, including a home run, and Asdrubal Cabrera homered and doubled for Washington.
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Confirmed diagnoses among women (per every 100,000 person years) quadrupled between 1984 to 2012, while they doubled for men.
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The amount of ice flowing out of Thwaites and nearby glaciers has nearly doubled for the past three decades.
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Eggs Kejriwal A totally brilliant recipe that I've doubled for a filling dinner, with sautéed kale on the side.
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Tim Federowicz homered and doubled for Texas, which struck out 16 times en route to its fourth straight loss.
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" * New York Giants star Frank Gifford doubled for Lewis in the football scenes of the 1951 movie "That's My Boy.
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Prizes are doubled for clues that get lots of replies, and ties are determined by whoever was quickest to reply.
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A "marriage penalty" can affect couples when tax-bracket income thresholds, deductions or other credits aren't doubled for married filers.
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While still relatively low, the number of arrests doubled for the second year in a row to 44 in 2018.
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Net income more than doubled for the quarter, to $36 million from $17 million a year ago, the company said.
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The wait time has doubled for a spot at a monthly naturalization clinic focused on Asian immigrants in Los Angeles.
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Facebook's valuation has doubled, for example, while Twitter's has only grown 10 percent, since 2015, when Mr. Dorsey took over.
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One major change: The standard deduction is almost doubled for single and married filers, rising to $12,000 and $24,000, respectively.
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Mike Ford doubled for his first career hit with two outs in the second and scored on a single by Romine.
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The child tax credit would be doubled for families with young children and made available to poor families with little earnings.
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Without the adoption tax credit, however, costs would have effectively doubled for some people, making adoption unattainable for many prospective parents.
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Dominic Smith, brought up from Class AAA Las Vegas on Tuesday, homered and doubled for the Mets on his 23rd birthday.
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The price for a cup of rice has doubled, for example, making it difficult for many families to afford to eat.
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Additionally, the new limit on the deduction for state and local taxes — also known as SALT — is not doubled for married couples.
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SS Dansby Swanson was 26.91-for-239 on Friday against Washington and doubled for his first extra-base hit in the majors.
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A dozen home buyers and agents in Yanan interviewed by Reuters said prices had almost doubled for some new projects in 2018.
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Part of the reason she says Ada Diamond's sales have doubled for the past two years is because of changing consumer habits.
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Lourdes Gurriel Jr. homered and doubled for the Blue Jays, who have lost four in a row and completed a 2-4 homestand.
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In the three years to the end of 2017, insurers' investment in loans for infrastructure nearly tripled and nearly doubled for real estate.
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With pancreatic cancer, the increased risk of diabetes was more than five-fold, while it was roughly doubled for liver and kidney malignancies.
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Carlos Santana and Altherr each doubled for a Phillies run in the fourth inning, and Altherr's groundout drove in Herrera in the sixth.
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Yolmer Sanchez, Yoan Moncada and Eloy Jimenez doubled for Chicago, which scored its lone run in the ninth on Yonder Alonso's RBI groundout.
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Mike Moustakas doubled for the Royals, who lost their fifth straight, including four in a row to start a seven-game Western swing.
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The bill includes direct payments of $1,200 for individuals who make up to $75,000, and the caps would be doubled for married filers.
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While they are at it, could they also ticket pedestrians for walking in the designated bike lane — fines doubled for walking while texting?
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Divorce rates for people 50 and above have doubled over the past few decades and more than doubled for those 65 and above.
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The facade of the Roadhouse Restaurant and Inn in Fall City doubled for the show's Roadhouse bar where Palmer's killer is revealed to Cooper.
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I've fight doubled for him for minor stuff, like pick-up shots, but Robert does all his own stuff when it comes to fights.
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The A's avoided a shutout in the ninth when Mark Canha walked, Stephen Piscotty doubled for one run and Robbie Grossman singled for another.
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Among the most talented young pianists in jazz, Almazan has doubled for the past two years as an impresario — and tripled as an activist.
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But Buxton doubled for his second hit of the inning to drive in Polanco to boost Minnesota's lead to 7-113 after two innings.
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Be aware that although the lower threshold is in place for 2018, the standard deduction has nearly doubled for all taxpayers beginning this year.
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The company said oil and gas revenue more than doubled for the three months ended March 31, to $296.8 million on higher production in Ghana.
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Time spent online has doubled for the general population in the last decade, and tripled for teens, who now spend 27 hours a week online.
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And last October, the fees to stay at huts or campsites in New Zealand's most popular national parks for hiking were doubled for overseas visitors.
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Black women historically are more likely to have twins, but since 1980, rates have doubled for white women while they rose only 50% for black women.
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Between 1980 and 2009, the arrest rate for drug possession or use doubled for men but tripled for women, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Dominic Smith went 24-for-43, including a home run, while Jeff McNeil homered and doubled for the Mets, who dropped their fourth in a row.
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Take one Kentucky mom who recently wrote my office about rising premiums that she says more than doubled for her family since they were forced into Obamacare.
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The risk of anemia—a lack of healthy red blood cells often due to iron-deficiency—doubled for people with anorexia or an unspecified eating disorder (EDNOS).
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After Gaviglio doubled for his first major league extra-base hit in the second inning, Eflin hit his first career homer with two outs in the third.
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In June, tolls more than doubled for many drivers after a state subsidy that was put in place when the lease deal was signed expired in May.
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Sports Briefing Adrian Beltre doubled for his 3,000th career hit on Sunday, reaching the milestone in the Texas Rangers' 10-6 home loss to the Baltimore Orioles.
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Whom she has doubled for: I'm 5 foot 403 inches tall, and at first they didn't have a lot of women my height with my skill set.
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In rural communities, severe obesity rates more than tripled for men and more than doubled for women during the study period, while climbing 22018 percent among young people.
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But while the auction market nearly doubled for female artists between 2008 and 2018, women artists are still underrepresented in a fundamental sector of the art market: galleries.
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Sales of excavators by Chinese manufacturers doubled for the fifth straight month in August year-on-year, an industry website said on Monday, another indicator of strong investment demand.
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"Given total suppliers have more than doubled for this year's Prime Day, it is naturally expected that same-store sales growth would be facing a headwind," Munster told investors.
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Since the hurricanes, premiums - which were already pricey - have as much as doubled for those who filed claims, according to data provided by a BVI-based insurance company representative.
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Since the 245s, paid parental leave increased nearly five times for workers with a college degree, but it has only doubled for those with just a high school degree.
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In Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso the number of people killed in jihad-related violence has doubled for each of the past two years, to more than 1,100 in 2018.
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Rolls-Royce, which already makes components for PWR nuclear submarines, is part of a consortium developing a 220 MW SMR unit which could be doubled for a larger-scale project.
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Meanwhile, income more than doubled for the top 10 percent, more than tripled for the top 1 percent, and for those in the top 0.001 percent, grew more than seven times.
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The woman who body doubled for "The Affair" star, Ruth Wilson, was objectified and humiliated in front of the crew, and then fired for complaining about it ... according to her lawsuit.
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From 53 through 25, median round sizes of venture capital financings roughly doubled for all series, from A-D, as Tomasz Tunguz from Redpoint Ventures pointed out in a post recently.
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At the end of the fleet races the 10 boats with the lowest point totals will compete in a medal race where points are doubled for each position at the finish.
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Part of this sharp rise comes from a large increase in anti-Semitic incidents in grade schools and on college campuses, which nearly doubled for the second year in a row.
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Padres 8, Indians 0 Manny Machado doubled for his first hit of the spring, and left-hander Joey Lucchesi fired three scoreless innings as San Diego won easily at Peoria, Ariz.
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The report, Lyft's first as a public company, showed revenue nearly doubled for the quarter ended in March but forecast that growth would slow to 52% to 53% for the full year.
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We got Walter Jones Monday at LAX, where our photog asked what he thought about the show "Man at Arms" ... recreating his character's Power Axe (which doubled for a gun on TV).
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Andrus and Mazara doubled for the Rangers, who went 2-4 on a trip to the San Francisco Bay Area that began with one win in three tries against the Oakland Athletics.
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According to the study, which was published on Friday in JAMA Pediatrics, the rate of diagnosis has doubled for girls, with 6.1 percent being diagnosed in 2016, compared to 7.23 percent in 1997.
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According to Google, the number of hours of video content being uploaded in Africa has doubled for the past two years, while viewing time on mobile phones is grown 120% year over year.
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Schoop hit a pair of solo home runs and Manny Machado and Adam Jones each doubled for Baltimore, which lost its third consecutive game and fell for the 212th time in 217 games.
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And we are all still struggling to understand the rapid growth in the national suicide rate — which, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, has nearly doubled for women since 2000.
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Leadoff hitter Joc Pederson struck out but reached on a wild pitch, then Turner doubled for the second time, and hot-hitting Cody Bellinger was intentionally walked — the second of his three intentional passes.
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Josh Donaldson, Kevin Pillar and Troy Tulowitzki each doubled for the Blue Jays, who dropped into sole possession of last place in the AL East, six games behind the first-place New York Yankees.
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Storage has doubled for the LTE version to 16GB, which is good for caching stuff and also means you'll be able to store more songs while you wait for Apple Music streaming to go live.
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Schoop hit a pair of solo home runs and Manny Machado and Adam Jones each doubled for Baltimore, which lost its third consecutive game and fell for the 10th time in the last 11 games.
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Smartphone ownership rates have more than doubled for every age group in America since 2010, meaning that almost all of us now carry a get-out-of-human-interaction-free card in our pockets 24/7.
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Temperatures had fallen into the teens after several days of below-freezing weather, and firefighters were wearing their normal thermal gloves to protect them from the heat, although it doubled for the cold, Lieutenant Conboy said.
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In simple terms, the so-called "marriage penalty" comes into play when tax-bracket income thresholds or credit and deduction amounts for single filers are not doubled for married couples, whether at the federal or state level.
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And the problem seems to be getting worse for younger black kids, too: A recent study found that the suicide rate among kids younger than 12 has more than doubled for black children in the past two decades.
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Zoë Bell, Tarantino's regular stuntwoman who doubled for Uma Thurman in the Kill Bill movies, stars as herself, and becomes a target of "Stuntman Mike" along with her friends and colleagues Abernathy (Rosario Dawson) and Kim (Tracie Thoms).
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Imports of crude oil by Iran's four major buyers in Asia in November more than doubled for a second straight month from a year ago, with purchases by India and South Korea more than four times higher.
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Because the standard deduction has nearly doubled for all taxpayers for 2018 through 2025 — and taxpayers age 65 or older continue getting an extra deduction — there's a chance even more retirees won't have to file than in the past.
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"It wasn't so cold that, like when I watch Game of Thrones that looks like the end of the world," the Avengers: Age of Ultron actress, 28, admits of the chilly conditions on the Utah set, which doubled for Wyoming.
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While the researchers conducting the poll said that they weren't able to determine exactly why the rate of depression doubled for the poor, the data suggests that there's some link between a person's financial situation and their state of mind.
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BEIJING, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Sales of excavators by Chinese manufacturers doubled for the fifth straight month in August year-on-year, an industry website said, suggesting real estate demand held up despite various tightening measures imposed on popular housing markets.
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Read these stories next: Mortality Rates Doubled For Moms In Texas, But The State Decided Not To Act To Curb Them Too Many Pregnant Women Are Dying In Rural America Women Are Still Dying In Childbirth & We Need To Talk About It
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Read: Nine reasons to visit Oman Read: How southern Oman doubled for Red Planet Read: Mirrors in Oman desert turn solar energy into steam Build it and they will Duqm Oman is not traditionally seen as one of the most prominent oil-producing Arab nations.
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A New Mexico native, Jaramillo co-created a Breaking Bad fan fest in 2014 and runs the unofficial Instagram account of Breaking Bad/ Better Call Saul filming locations, where he offers backstory about specific locations seen on-screen and what locations doubled for what sets.
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The risk of breast cancer was even higher for white women who regularly dyed their hair dark shades and also used chemical relaxers, and it more than doubled for white dual users compared to white women who used neither dark dye nor chemical straighteners.
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The unique dangers of meatpacking jobs—sharp equipment with the capability to maim or kill, exposure to harsh chemicals and bleach with poor ventilation and protections—are doubled for undocumented workers, who have virtually no recourse to employers who demand long hours and dangerously fast-paced output.
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But the likelihood of radiating back pain in middle age more than doubled for men who reported heavy physical work as young adults, compared to men whose jobs had involved little to no physical work, the research team reported in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, August 11.
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Caixabank's net profit more than doubled for the period to 196 million euros ($245 million), but it missed the 352 million euro forecast in a Reuters poll of analysts, falling 70 percent from the third quarter due to a devaluation in Portuguese unit BPI's Angolan business BFA.
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But Meadows wasted no time putting the Rays back ahead by homering on the second pitch by Buddy Boshers (0-3) in the bottom of the inning An inning later, Joey Wendle beat out an infield single with two outs before Meadows doubled for his third hit of the night.
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Young, good with horses, and able to learn skills like sword fighting, high work (doing stuff at great heights), and falling ("You're so focused that everything becomes very slow, it seems to take forever to get down... it burns a lot of adrenaline, which is exhausting"), Armstrong worked on a string of big films and doubled for James Bond.
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Given historically low mortgage rates - 30-year fixed-rate mortgages are still quoted under 4% - and that elusive 20% down-payment, the minimum qualifying household income needed to buy a median home in the counties of San Mateo and San Francisco would be nearly $300,0003 per year: The report also points out that these minimum qualifying income levels have about doubled for most of these counties since Q1 2012.
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While the Senate ponders its next move — which should include repealing as much of ObamaCare as possible under budget reconciliation, freezing Medicaid expansion and moving funding and program design to the states, and allowing states to protect those with pre-existing conditions by creating safety nets for the most vulnerable — the Department of Health and Human Services, whose own study showed that premiums have doubled for individual health insurance plans since 2013, should not stand around waiting for the next shoe to drop.
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