It's also ridiculously thick when the screen is doubled up on itself.
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The Wizards doubled up the Celtics' scoring in the paint 56-28.
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They should've walked, doubled up the sanctions, and made a good deal.
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Miami also doubled up Memphis on rebounds in the quarter 10-5.
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Owens dunked again a minute later as Texas Tech doubled-up Michigan's point total.
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I still don't know how he did it, but we doubled up on software.
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Or doubled up, for there is a special pleasure in discovering unlikely objects as multitools.
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The other thing is low-income Angelenos have been doubled up for a long time.
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There, he doubled up on schoolwork and graduated as valedictorian of his class in June.
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What we should have done is doubled up the sanctions and made a much better deal.
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The girls are doubled up, and Ruth is sharing with Sheila the she-wolf (Gayle Rankin).
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What we should have done is doubled up the sanctions and made a much better deal.
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Patients, most of them with gunshot wounds, were doubled up two stretchers to a trauma bay.
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I'm Asian, so I already have those eyes and cheekbones, so he basically doubled up on that.
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Today, that's more than doubled, up to 78 law enforcement departments – 70 of which are sheriff departments.
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Jin doubled up on his course load and rushed through college in two and a half years.
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Washington State almost doubled up the Vandals on the glass 23-12, not allowing an offensive rebound.
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The Gaels doubled up the Sun Devils 78-39 with 8:24 to play, on Fitts' layup.
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Last year, buses and portable cabins doubled up as homeless shelters in northern India amidst a cold snap.
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The Commodores doubled up Savannah State, 275-31, on Wetzell 3 with 2:04 left in the half.
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People living in crowded shelters or doubled up with other families are more likely to contract the virus.
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These doubled up families don't officially count as homeless and therefore would be unable to get any help.
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"We have effectively doubled up the evidence [from 2009]," paper author Gordon Love said in an email to Motherboard.
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Odd smells were passed under my nose, smells so acrid and potent they had me doubled up in pain.
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Traffic acquisition costs more than doubled, up from $200 million to $192009513 million in the second quarter this year.
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Luckily, Boston has doubled up on defensive archetypes in order to attack the problem with a volume of bodies.
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But by then, Tacloban hospitals had already begun admitting some tetanus victims, who lay doubled up in their beds.
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In that series, he also made a diving shoestring catch and then doubled up a runner on first base.
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Homeless students could have lived in temporary housing, such as shelters or hotels, or doubled up with family friends.
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Some went into transitional housing, built by the government, while others doubled up with relatives or made do with tents.
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And in Florida, the former secretary of state nearly doubled up the Vermont senator, with a 64% to 33% win.
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OMEGA DE VILLE TRÉSOR $8,600 Omega has doubled up on its heritage with the new women's De Ville Trésor collection.
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The majority live with other families, also known as "doubled up," said Karen Barber, the district's director of federal programs.
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Pansy Parkinson and the other Slytherin girls were doubled up with silent giggles, pointing at Hermione from behind Snape's back.
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Kansas doubled up UC Davis in the rebounding category 26-13 and led 50-28 on the scoreboard at the break.
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Students in temporary housing includes families living in their cars or in hotels, or those "doubled up" with family or friends.
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Italy saw 213,986 new infections; Iran confirmed another 1,237; in Germany, new cases almost doubled, up 7,324 in a single day.
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More than once that day, Mr. Dale and I "doubled up," or had fish on our lines at the same time.
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Sasha and doubled-up anxieties about the future, all seemingly resolved by an asphyxiated vision during the big fight at the Hilltop.
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He stole third, but then he was doubled up to end the inning on a line drive to shortstop by Trey Mancini.
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With all the points, promotions, and contests that can be unlocked, doubled-up and tripled-up on, the points add up quickly.
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The Heat doubled up Dallas, 32-16, in the period, with the Mavericks shooting a miserable 4 of 22 from the floor.
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Most inmates in the 3,830-bed prison are doubled up in cells, but Mr. Cosby, now Inmate NN7687, was given his own.
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The principal, Melissa Harrow, said some of the students lived in two nearby shelters, while others were living doubled up with relatives.
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During impeachment our average digital revenue per day more than doubled, up by 121%, where it was in the weeks preceding impeachment.
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Kershaw legged out an infield single to lead off the inning and later scored when Justin Turner doubled up the middle off Norris.
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Mac, especially, playing the 214 forwards, he doubled up almost the whole game and made the most of his ice time, for sure.
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Today was when the temps really dropped and fall hit us fast, so I doubled up with a quilted jacket under a vest.
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The impossible crowds on 6th Street were doubled up by fuckers in plastic beads all day, and it made me yearn for SantaCon.
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"Many are doubled up with family still in the area," he said of those who remain at the school after losing their homes.
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If you go to any somewhat authentic Mexican joint that serves them doubled up for carne asada tacos, you'll come back to them.
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They knew one another so well by then that they car-pooled to Abingdon and doubled up in hotel rooms to save money.
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They knew one another so well by then that they car-pooled to Abingdon and doubled up in hotel rooms to save money.
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We doubled up on the wires and stuff because there just was no way to buy anything that was made by Apple there.
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Toronto lost center fielder Kevin Pillar after he made a diving catch and doubled up Tzu-Wei Lin at second to end the third.
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Second baseman Rob Refsnyder flipped to shortstop Darwin Barney, who failed to control the ball, when Morrison appeared to be doubled up at second.
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Indians 4, Dodgers 2 Shane Bieber fired five innings of two-run ball, striking out six, and Cleveland doubled up Los Angeles at Phoenix.
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His thin inked line is sometimes doubled-up, so that shadow-like outlines appear around otherwise finished renderings of his subjects' arms and legs.
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Indians 4, Tigers 213 Leonys Martin stole home, and Shane Bieber struck out 12 in 7 2/3 innings as Cleveland doubled up host Detroit.
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It also doubled up as a way for her to sell her artwork, since it's hard to put a price on widely disseminated viral clips.
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This section of the U.S.-Mexico border is one of the most heavily fortified sections where the border wall has been doubled up in some places.
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Steven Duggar led off the seventh with a single but was doubled up when Murphy snared Mike Yastrzemski's liner and stepped on the first base bag.
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Chrissy Teigen didn't plan for this, but she's now doubled up on her breastfeeding duties to appease her oldest child ... but it's not what you think.
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The Department of Education defines as homeless anyone who lacks "a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence," which explicitly encompasses those in motels and doubled up.
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The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions both doubled up on the philosophy and visual flourishes, but failed to hide the robotic performances and stilted action.
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Now, please excuse us while we figure out how to afford not just one but two Chanel bags to get this doubled-up look for ourselves...
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Stop at a red light in Guatemala City and men, doubled up on motorcycles, may wield a gun and demand your cellphone, your wallet, your life.
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Some officers have doubled up in cars — unusual for Baltimore police — to help deal with the cellphone-holding crowds taking video of officers during routine calls.
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WE MORE THAN DOUBLED UP TO 295, BUT HAVEN'T REALLY HAD MUCH OF A RALLY OFF OF THAT OVERSOLD LEVEL ON THE TEN-YEAR AT 295.
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Kalish heads a lab investigating ways to help children with imprinted gene disorders, conditions in which at least one gene is doubled up from mom or dad.
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To increase safety, Baton Rouge police have doubled up on patrols since Sunday, instead of one officer riding alone in a police car, a police spokesman said.
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Avalanche 33, Blue Jackets 2 Rookie defenseman Cale Makar scored twice, Nazem Kadri had a goal and an assist, and Colorado doubled-up on Columbus in Denver.
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Raimel Tapia, who reached following a one-out double, was doubled up at second base after Charlie Blackmon's soft liner was caught by left fielder Jesse Winker.
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But anyway, back to the housing co-op: her bedroom doubled up as Leftfield's studio, and Georgia tells me she spent those years drenched in dance tracks.
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From the photo appears that Parmitano held up a camera up to his reflective space helmet, which doubled up as a mirror, and captured the space selfie.
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Scott has asked for an additional $22016 million in state spending to house arriving families, many of whom are doubled up with relatives or packed into aging hotels.
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In 2016, Dworkin and her colleagues began conducting their own survey of Chicago's homeless population, expanding it beyond the HUD census to include families doubled up with others.
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Asked whether Saskatchewan should take steps to prevent future spills, such as requiring pipelines to be doubled up near rivers, Wall suggested he was open to considering them.
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Housing instability is very high in this income bracket – if families aren't literally homeless they are often doubled up with family or friends and living on the edge.
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So far this year Sina has rallied 84 percent, Tencent and Alibaba have more than doubled, up 127 percent and 117 percent, and Baidu has surged 50 percent.
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He was the guy who bought movies to show on the channel, but he also doubled up as a presenter for an interview show featuring adult movie stars.
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Grandparents, cousins, aunts and uncles lived within blocks of one another, and her own family doubled up in their one-bedroom apartment with low ceilings and faded carpet.
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In New York, thousands of students living in shelters, like Allia Phillips, above, or doubled up in overcrowded apartments have not received web-enabled devices for online learning.
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Aleida Romero, her mother, said in an interview that they were living doubled up with another family in a Brooklyn apartment but were kicked out after a dispute.
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On Sunday police in the eastern town of Kattankudy raided a mosque founded by Zahran which doubled up as the headquarters of his group, the National Thawheedh Jamaath (NTJ).
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Subsequent testing showed that it wasn't just that one gene — she had doubled up on her father's genes in almost all of her chromosomes in most of her cells.
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They doubled up the Penguins in shots for most of the first two periods — it was 203-2108 after two — yet Murray turned away scoring chance after scoring chance.
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At the Virgin Atlantic Gala screening of Black Mass in October 2015, Cumberbatch doubled up on his usual dose of navy with a navy suit and matching navy tie.
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Braves 4, Rays 2 Ozzie Albies had two hits and an RBI, and scored on Brian McCann's two-run double as Atlanta doubled-up Tampa Bay in Kissimmee, Fla.
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Any worrying about where the Soul would host the championship game was made moot when the Arizona Rattlers doubled-up on the Cleveland Gladiators 82-41 later that evening.
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While research typically shows that the doubled-up population faces many of the same dangers and risks as other homeless people, HUD does not count them, Ms. Duffield said.
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While research typically shows that the doubled-up population faces many of the same dangers and risks as other homeless people, HUD does not count them, Ms. Duffield said.
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Asked about whether Saskatchewan should take steps to prevent future spills, such as requiring pipelines to be doubled up near rivers, Wall suggested he was open to considering them.
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Most important, she saw no signs of the drugs, violence and bullying that plagued the White Oak neighborhood of Silver Spring, where they were temporarily doubled up with family.
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In stark contrast, South Carolina sank only 31 percent of its field-goal attempts and was more than doubled up on the boards to the tune of 25-12.
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Twins 4, Tigers 2 Jose Berrios pitched eight strong innings, Logan Morrison drew a bases-loaded walk to bring in the go-ahead run and host Minnesota doubled up Detroit.
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The company also has doubled up on suppliers, trying to find second or third sources for parts to ensure it will always have what it needs on time, Leduc said.
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Revenue from it once again more than doubled (up 252 percent) to reach RMB 257 billion ($21 million) in revenue — that's up nearly 50 percent on the previous quarter alone.
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He was doubled up to end the inning when Ian Kinsler's liner was snared by Atlanta shortstop Dansby Swanson and relayed to second before Iglesias could get back to the bag.
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Washington got a huge break when shortstop Turner caught a liner and doubled up Donaldson at first with the bases loaded to end the fifth with Nick Markakis at the plate.
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And these new developers are building apps because usage is growing even faster – in that same year and a half period monthly API call volume has more than doubled, up 228%.
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The ball was caught on the run by right fielder Josh Reddick, and Judge, who had already rounded second, scrambled to beat Reddick's throw to first to avoid being doubled up.
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As a secondary venture, Croock doubled up his revenue stream by offering home fiber connections at a time when fiber internet was not widely offered to residential neighborhoods in South Africa.
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But unlike much of the state's homeless population who live outside, the majority are living in shelters or they are doubled up, meaning they share a single space with multiple families.
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James Perse -- master of high fashion cotton -- just doubled up on his Malibu home after selling it at its full $12.9 million asking price, and the place isn't even on the water.
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Nicholson has the fundraising advantage coming into 28503, according to figures put out by both campaigns — Nicholson doubled up Vukmir in fundraising over 22019's final quarter, raising $800,000 to her $400,000.
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By the time the final bell had sounded, Markos had nearly doubled up on her foe in the striking department, while the former champ had succeeded on 226 of 28 takedown attempts.
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The Aggies built their lead to 215 points in the first five minutes of the second half and doubled up the Commodores, 48-24, on Savion Flagg's layup with 13:14 left.
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Then Daniel Nava lined into what appeared to be a game-ending double play as Smolinski made a diving catch in right field then doubled up pinch-runner Todd Cunningham at first base.
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Some police officers who had doubled up for safety — a precaution many departments took after the fatal shootings of five officers in Dallas in July — "were also observed off-post," the release said.
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Text was bleary and often doubled up in layers that made it hard to read, and white screens looked harsh—I loaded Google on the Helio browser and immediately had to shut my eyes.
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Michael Jordan -- two of the wealthiest athletes in the history of the planet -- doubled up for a night out in the French Riviera ... because this is what extremely rich people do.
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Alba is frequently snapped in paparazzi shots donning jeans, and apparently her personal collection is quite extensive: "I probably have two full racks of denim, and each hanger is doubled up," she told Vogue.
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And poor Leonid Slutski, the former goalkeeper who was an unpaid coach at this tournament as he doubled up as manager of both C.S.K.A. Moscow, the Russian league champion, and his country's national team.
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And burgers they shall have, smashed hard on the griddle, then doubled up on a potato roll with cheese and chopped lettuce, a wan tomato and a squeeze of mayo cut through with sriracha.
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Knowing a win would put him in the quarterfinals, Joke doubled-up Boogz 0003-2000 while Crush beat Lil Man 2800-216 to set up a three-way tie for second in the group.
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After a few sequences of doubled up kicks, Davis checked Mo's lead hand out of his mummy guard, then uncorked a one-two with the right landing over the top of Mo's and wobbling him.
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Whether worn close to the earlobes, as big as can be, or even doubled-up, you can count on these earrings to add a subtle statement to your outfit no matter the size or quantity.
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A family considering that $11,490-a-month apartment on the 54th floor might not want to rub shoulders in the lobby with the four college students who are doubled up in an AVA two-bedroom.
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Mr. Lesniak stressed that these units, whether prisoners are alone or doubled up with a cellmate in some cases, amount to solitary confinement that pens in an individual with virtually no free time or space.
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While putting tape over your microphone seems like it could help with security, Mashable tested Zuckerberg's method with clear tape and thicker gaffer's tape, and neither one reduced the microphone's audio pickup — even when doubled up.
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Plastic BagsIf I forget to bring my reusable bags to the store (which happens more often than I'd care to admit) I usually end up with two plastic bags (doubled up), for a total of four.
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We know this because there is already a pilot database for SNAP users in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi designed to track any participants who doubled up, collecting SNAP benefits in more than one state.
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Dec. 28. John C. Reilly knows the value of a great partnership, and since September he's doubled up in "Ralph Breaks the Internet" (with Sarah Silverman), "The Sisters Brothers" (Joaquin Phoenix) and "Holmes & Watson" (Will Ferrell).
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Most of the inmates in the 255,423-bed prison are doubled up in cells, but Mr. Cosby, now Inmate NN242, was given his own, with no timeline yet of when he will join the general population.
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The American duo birdied the two front-nine par-fives and doubled up on the back with four birdies in a bogey-free round that saw Spieth chip in for birdie at the par-three 14th.
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The Rockies loaded the bases with no outs in the ninth off Hughes, but after a forceout at home, Gennett snared David Dahl's liner near second base and then doubled up Carlos Gonzalez to end the game.
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The Rockies loaded the bases with no outs in the ninth off Hughes, but after a force out at home, Gennett snared David Dahl's liner near second base and then doubled up Carlos Gonzalez to end the game.
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That definition of homelessness includes children not just living in shelters, but also those who are doubled up in the homes of extended family members or friends, those living in cars or in hotels, or any place temporary.
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It wouldn't be the first time Google's doubled up on smart home devices, either: the company took some flak in February for shipping a secret microphone in the Nest Secure alarm that it later enabled for Google Assistant.
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Michael Spielberg, a Sam's Club attendant, also received only a partial credit, while his son, Josh, who has Asperger's syndrome, doubled up on classes, hoping to graduate early and turn his job bagging groceries into full-time work.
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That figure includes families living in the shelter system, as well as those who have told the Education Department that they were "doubled up," meaning that a family was living with another family, a description that encompasses enormous variation.
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Rays 6, Orioles 3 All-Star pitcher Charlie Morton struck out a season-high 12 in seven innings to improve to 9-2 and lower his ERA to 413 as Tampa Bay doubled-up Baltimore in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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"Things are so tight, and people are so marginally stable in their month-to-month tenancies and their doubled-up situations," Shelly Nortz, deputy executive director for policy at the Coalition for the Homeless, told CNBC in a recent interview.
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Mr. Morales is meticulous, his blade searching constantly so that no bitterness reaches his tacos, assembled on doubled-up corn tortillas with slow-cooked shredded beef shoulder, juicy with rendered fat and lightly caramelized drippings, and finished with pickled sliced cabbage.
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Sadly, there's no easy way to get rid of them — unless you snag the Cisdem DuplicateFinder 4, which is a digital housekeeper that sweeps your entire Mac for doubled-up files and cleans them out (even if they're named differently!).
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The scale-up issues would still need solving, but the painstaking, often artisanal process of growing viruses in tissue culture or in eggs—the tedium of isolation and decontamination, gowns, masks, face shields, doubled-up gloves—would be vastly diminished.
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Cormier dealt with the kicks considerably better, added some kicks of his own, and doubled up with his jab and lead hook to have Jones looking considerably more troubled than in their first fight before the surprising high kick finish.
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The fruit of the laissez-faire approach—deregulating the private market and hoping that, with enough new construction, affordability will trickle down—can be seen, they suggest, in the hundreds of thousands of Americans doubled up or living in shelters and tent cities.
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The vast majority of those homeless students are "doubled up," or staying in a home with another family, although the rate of unsheltered homelessness among students has also risen a shocking 137% since the 2015-2016 school year to encompass 102,000 kids.
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Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen doubled up in 2009, George and Amal Clooney had two European weddings in 2014, and Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt had the best of both worlds with both a televised wedding and a private elopement in 2008.
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They can now power 60-volt tools like grinders and table saws, but can also be doubled up to provide enough juice to keep 120-volt tools like miter saws running without the need for cords or a loud on-site generator running nearby.
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But there is one big difference: At Mosaic, 237 percent of students last year were in temporary housing, according to New York City data, meaning that they were living in a shelter, doubled up with relatives, in a hotel or in other transient circumstances.
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" The former New York senator doubled up at a get-out-the-caucus event in Iowa on Tuesday, jabbing the Vermont independent by saying, "there are a lot of good ideas in the world but you've got to be able to act on them.
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Although 2017's La La Land and 1951's All About Eve also have the honor of being nominated 14 times, the two doubled up in one category (La La Land received two Best Original Song nominations, while All About Eve landed two in Best Supporting Actress).
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"We have a large population of students who are in temporary housing or they're doubled up" — living with another family — "or perhaps they're with their father on the weekend," Mr. Dill said, adding that the school tries to incentivize families to bring their children but cannot mandate that they do so.
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"First we're going to start with a general warm up where we are going to want the blood to circulate," says the reality star, 32, before demonstrating a jump squat, in which she jumps in and out of a doubled-up rope moving her legs together and apart into a squatting position.
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Hurricanes 193, Panthers 2 Defenseman Dougie Hamilton scored the go-ahead goal in the second period, and Petr Mrazek made 21 saves as host Carolina doubled-up Florida in Raleigh, N.C. The Panthers, who came back to win on Thursday after trailing the Anaheim Ducks 4-0, couldn't rally after Hamilton's goal.
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Trading has been a feature of Pokemon since the original generation of games, and it makes sense for Go: You've likely already had the experience where you've doubled up on some kind of Pokemon while out with a friend and wish you could just swap with them for something you need to get a different one to evolve.
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And because my throat was feeling more salty than an episode of America's Next Top Model, I doubled up with some refreshing water, because although I wasn't timed for this challenge in any way, I could start to feel the drawbridge of fullness close its sturdy wooden door on me, and I needed to act fast if I was going to pack this all in like a true Olympian.
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