Kim even blogged about doubling up on the footless tights.
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Avoid doubling up on chokers made from the same fabric.
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Doubling up at global championships was a trademark of Bolt's.
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It was also good to see Andrade doubling up when possible.
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No surprise, homebuilders are seeing dollar signs in families doubling up.
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Some people don't want to work, they don't know about doubling up.
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If you're doing carry-on only, I'd suggest doubling up your conditioner supply.
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Doubling up on makeup formulas to ensure the look withstood her powerhouse performance.
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Prohibit the doubling up of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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Chances are they'll view your Story at some point, so why bother doubling up?
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Prohibit the doubling up, or "stacking," of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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All Tied UpMake a striped ensemble more interesting by doubling up on a key piece.
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Prohibit the doubling up, or "stacking," of mandatory sentences for certain gun and drug offenses.
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Housing advocates report families doubling up, with several households in a space designed for one.
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Central St Andrew's Cathedral has installed more CCTV cameras and was doubling up security staff.
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Laurent Hubert, the company's chief revenue officer, is now doubling up with the role of president.
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It lets you tell the time and carry your utilities without doubling up on wrist decor.
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Scroll ahead to 2:24 of the video above to see Cruise doubling up with laughter.
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Dallas climbed back in the game in the third quarter, doubling up the Raptors, 211-15.
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He opened up a huge lead by doubling up again in the first game's Final Jeopardy.
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Don't look now, but Lululemon is on the verge of doubling up its value in 2019.
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That doubling up is also smart way to save weight on expensive trips to orbit and beyond.
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Glass is fragile, so doubling up on its content in a phone obviously increases that device's fragility.
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Doubling up with two roommates in a three-bedroom will stack on even more savings, StreetEasy found.
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The home team totally dominated the boards, doubling up Alcorn State 48-24, including 27-10 after halftime.
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Doubling up on cameras can also pave the way for better augmented reality and fancy post-capture tricks.
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Layering several coats of mascara is key for the dramatic look – as is doubling up on your formulas.
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The Buffs won on the glass, doubling up Air Force with 41 rebounds to the Falcons' 21 boards.
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It also creates an exponentially high potential for doubling up on office visits, laboratory tests and prescription drugs.
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If nothing else, opening communication lines should help 'em avoid planning disasters like doubling up King's birthday themes.
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Both What Happened, Miss Simone and Winter on Fire picked up nominations this year, doubling up on Netflix's chances.
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Samsung's stock price has increased by more than a fifth this year, doubling up over the benchmark Kospi index.
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Today, many families are doubling up or paying far more than they can afford for a place to live.
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Before leaving the house, Kavanaugh took precautions by doubling up on face masks and putting on goggles and gloves.
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He took 2202 percent of the vote, more than doubling up Trump, who finished in second place, at 2628 percent.
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Surveys from Quinnipiac University show Mr. Trump more than doubling up Senator Marco Rubio of Florida in his home state.
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A lot of people are on their second or third Surface already, and some are apparently doubling up on devices.
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Across California, the housing crisis means that even more households are doubling up in existing homes and occupying illegal ones.
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"Doubling up on eyeshadow sets the look so that it won't crease or flake off in the summer heat," Rinaldi says.
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He has been named as 46-year-old Scott Greene, and officers have been doubling up on patrol since the attacks.
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My mom used every opportunity she could to save money, and that meant doubling up "needs" and "wants" during the holidays.
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He took 48 percent of the vote, more than doubling up Trump, who will finish in second there, at 23 percent.
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He had arrested multiple residents of that neighborhoods for doubling up as they went through the turnstiles, according to his affidavit.
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British Athletics performance director Neil Black said that 24-year-old Scot had "a one percent" chance of doubling up in London.
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After all, Chris just joined the Netflix family — and there's nothing the streaming service loves more than doubling up on its stars.
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Since then, her office has subpoenaed records from Deutsche Bank, doubling up on the House efforts to crack open Trump's favorite lender.
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I'm not doubling up on myself; each and every one of the records has been my favorite at some point in time.
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Despite undergoing four surgeries herself in 2013, Johnson resumed classes shortly afterward — even doubling up in order to ensure she didn't fall behind.
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In fact, he did very well, at least doubling up his main rivals in many of the most diverse neighborhoods in the city.
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Breaking with a tradition of doubling up, China announced in August that it would not be expanding its financial commitment to the region.
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Far too many of us are putting up with ill-fitting sports bras — or doubling up to get the support our breasts need.
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Lomong will not be doubling up in the 5,000 and 10,000 at Doha, however, because he lacks the standard in the shorter distance.
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"People are thinking twice before buying new clothes during festivals," said Avinash Gaurkar, a farmer currently doubling up as a part-time driver.
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Most of Mr. Starr's and Ms. Sachs's friends were struggling artists trying to get by, doubling up in tiny apartments with exorbitant rents.
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Doubling up on smaller items, such as full-length mirrors and bulletin boards, can cause needless clutter and take up valuable wall space.
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They continued to roll from there, doubling up the Raiders at 215-23 by the second media timeout at the 229.0:29 mark.
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Dodson throws southpaw high kicks and sprints in, running to the outside of his opponent's lead foot and doubling up on the left straight.
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As millennials play catch up from the Great Recession and struggle to afford soaring rent and housing prices, they're doubling up to save money.
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Before their biggest singalong, "Cheer Up London," he sits on the edge of the stage, doubling up as a stand-up Cockney town crier.
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Coediting allows users to work in the same document in Creative Cloud, so team members can collaborate on projects without doubling up on files.
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DOUBLING UP Of course, Cassadee Pope showed up to sing chart-topper "Think of You" with Chris Young; the two perform it regularly on tour.
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A multi-disciplined artist in front of one the seminal groups in recent British music history, doubling up as the planet's most revered street artist.
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For the price of its investment, Saudi Arabia could treat its entire population of 31 million to that ride, if folks didn't mind doubling up.
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Maybe you're doubling up on services and paying for both Apple Music and Spotify, for example, or paying for news subscriptions you no longer need.
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STAR POWER Tony Roberts doubling up in the Gene Kelly role and as the god Zeus, plus the musical favorites Kerry Butler and Cheyenne Jackson.
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Some think Canonical will swing back around to the beginning of the alphabet, perhaps doubling up each letter to differentiate it from the first run, e.g.
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The game doesn't adjust its difficulty to account for two, whether you're ganging up on a trainer or doubling up your chances on a tricky catch.
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This creates an opening for the former New York City mayor: He's doubling up on advertising and expanding field offices in response to the Iowa muddle.
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Known as multimessenger astronomy, it's a way of doubling up and using two different kinds of signals — light and neutrinos — to confirm sources in the sky.
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"To be taking on Zodiac, with its recent execution issues, is arguably doubling up on risk," Vertical Research Partners analyst Rob Stallard said in a note.
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He paid that loan back in six years, but not before doubling up and buying a second used car lot just a year after the first.
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So, ahead, I lay out my tried-and-true rule book for doubling up on your dates, culled from years of experience, with an assist from Gottsman.
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And if you've been doubling up on the SPF and can't figure out why your skin is turning red or blotchy, there may be an underlying reason.
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A number of banks have been reducing exposure to their fixed income business while doubling up on more lucrative options such as securities services and cash management.
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Doubling up generally makes up for a missed day whether you're on a combination birth control pill or a progesterone only pill, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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EveryPlate's recipe cards are concise, which helps save counter space, and there are helpful notes that offer advice or different instructions if you're doubling up a recipe.
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If those execs want to be exempt from doubling up, they could offset the cost by chipping in enough to keep the company's budget goal on target.
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"I don't think these steps so far will have a tremendous impact on the budget unless the doubling up is being done on an overtime basis," Stephens said.
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Double jabbing or doubling up on the right hand to make McGregor give ground, but remaining over his feet and ready to slip or block the left hand.
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Heaney then hit Noel Cuevas with a pitch, but the inning ended when Wolters lined out to Mike Trout, with the center fielder doubling up Parra at second.
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Sometimes the workout playlists are so good that people want to go back for more, or sometimes people think that doubling up will somehow lead to fast-tracked results.
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Coming in behind the jab and getting down behind the lead shoulder in anticipation of the right hand, doubling up the jab and exhausting Jacare with volume and pressure.
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Eventually, the video cuts to young kids doubling up the luxurious blankets as capes as they burn off their energy, possibly casting a series of spells of their own.
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In fact, Streep has only been kept off the ballot just 212 years out of the 743 since her first nod — doubling up on nominations in 274, 29 and 28.
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It's not exactly a look you'd expect from the boarding school-educated 42-year-old, but it does show that the attitude to doubling up on your materials is changing.
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He scored 13 points in a game-opening, 24-5 run during the first 8:58, throwing down four dunks and more than doubling up Oregon's point total by himself.
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Many will be looking at a huge pay day, either by vacating that space entirely or by doubling up through channel-sharing technology on spectrum already occupied by other stations.
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College officials said it was difficult to put a price tag on the efforts because they often spanned more than one department and involved volunteers and doubling up on jobs.
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Garcia's record in grappling was sterling as he medalled in each ADCC from 2005 – 2011, often doubling up and reaching the podium in the absolute division despite competing at -77kg.
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Having a second wedding has become somewhat of a trend in 2019, with Karlie Kloss and Joshua Kushner and Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas also doubling up on the fun.
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Narco-submarines leave little room for comfort, dedicating most of their space to cargo, with fuel tanks stashed at the front and often doubling up as sleeping areas, reported Vice.
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The good news: Soon all those Android users will have their own version of the HQ app, meaning they can stop doubling up on your phone screen and shouting inaccurate answers.
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Or if you're at a famous spot like the Eiffel Tower, open it up and see all of the shots that people have clicked and make sure you're not doubling up.
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Which is all well and good, but after a run of doubling up episodes to keep up with the news cycle, showing up just every seven days nearly feels like vacation.
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And rather than doubling up what was there, we thought it'd be more interesting if the bass had a proper intro, or answered the rest of us with an interesting callback.
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But there's no doubt that it, alongside the increased speed and job doubling-up, should make any returning fan's replay of the game a more story-dominant, less-grind-y experience.
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Now, instead of having to shell out money for nice bottle of Veuve Clicquot, Groupon is doubling up on the whole nail painting experience with something totally unexpected: prosecco-flavored polish.
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The third attempt at this kick winded Pendred and it was then that Breese was able to step in, doubling up on the left straight to floor Pendred for the finish.
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While foreplay alone rarely cures painful sex, most people actually want more than they are getting, so doubling up on foreplay is good sex hygiene, and, most important, it is fun.
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Both of these would provide some protection in storms, but the level might differ and the green project may have extra benefits, doubling up as space for leisure activities and reducing pollution.
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Instead of doubling up by working for two employers (one after hours), the side hustle now often refers to launching your own small business or startup and/or taking on freelance gigs.
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In Italy, which has registered more than 7,500 deaths from the virus – it is the world's worst hit country – some rail stations are doubling up as centres offering shelter and wash rooms.
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Outfielder Yonathan Daza, called up earlier in the day to make his first appearance in the majors, lined a shot down the first-base line that Freddie Freeman snagged before doubling up Marquez.
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I'd occasionally throw something like mashed potatoes into the mix, but more often than not, I'd revert to my classic order, picking the sweet corn and then doubling up on the mac & cheese.
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NFL rookie Devin White is doubling up as Santa off the field in Tampa Bay ... meeting up with kids for a night filled with pizza, bowling and toys at an awesome holiday party!!!
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KB Home is doubling up the performance of the XHB Homebuilders ETF, which is up a respectable 33% in 2019, and the options market thinks that outperformance will continue long after Wednesday's report.
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Considering the fact that Google was paying $323 million in 2014 for the right to be featured as the browser's default search service, it's possible that Mozilla could be doubling up on its royalties.
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"She had paid in excess of £10,000 cumulatively over 11 years for two policies where one should've been void, because there was no system in place that notified she was doubling up on cover".
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Across the water from Warrenpoint in Greenore, fellow mussel fisherman Brian Cunningham fears Brexit could lead to a doubling up of paperwork such as trawler registrations and add costs that would hurt the industry.
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Cardinals 6, Diamondbacks 3 Yadier Molina and Jedd Gyorko hit back-to-back homers and Carlos Martinez pitched six strong innings as St. Louis broke a four-game losing streak by doubling up host Arizona.
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Safran and GE are also doubling up on their own suppliers to reduce the risks of a single point of failure and aim for the first time to spread 'dual sourcing' throughout the LEAP engine.
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Aside from doubling up on litigation, an effort to sue schools or denounce the use of race in admissions — as the job posting implies — signals a potential deviation from Justice Department policy toward affirmative action.
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At Great Ormond Street, Straathof is less concerned about doubling up on research and more focused on getting effective, affordable cures - and she hopes automated processes will eventually bring down today's sky-high drug prices.
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According to IRI, Not Your Father's Root Beer has tallied $36 million in dollar sales through April 17, doubling up the next-best-selling brand in that time period: Anheuser-Busch InBev's Best Damn Root Beer.
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Not a whole lot that's new today, but we do have some interesting entries in FEMBOT, TEN-FOUR, NOM DE GUERRE and I WANT IN. Clue of the Day for me is "Doubling up?" for CLONING.
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A search through my text messages and Slacks shows that my friends and colleagues are also enthusing through this twinning punctuation; my editor shares that he has been consciously doubling up on his exclamation marks, too.
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"Progressive voters, primary voters are going to be really excited to have two champions on one stage, who will be doubling up on making that case," said Indivisible's national political director, María Urbina, another Reid alum.
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"We were seeing a lot of people doubling up as a result of job losses or foreclosures, so we saw this as a solution to help accommodate that," said Jeff Roos, a regional president at Lennar.
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Jeans have been an American staple that's almost as old as the country itself and clearly, still has a hold on fashion today for good reason — so how could doubling up on the trend be so bad?
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While new to this Final Fantasy series entry, this doubling up is very close to what you may have played in Bravely Default, where characters can learn a wave of supplementary abilities beside their main job's progression.
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It would also let judges avoid doubling up on convictions for drug offenders facing simultaneous charges, and retroactively apply the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act, which is aimed at reducing the disparity between cocaine- and crack-related offenses.
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Gaylene Schellenberg, a lawyer with the legislation and law reform directorate at the Canadian Bar Association, says federal leadership is needed to coordinate among public and private initiatives, and to make sure efforts aren't duplicating or doubling up.
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The 12 contests took place in the most fragmented political landscape in modern Mexican history and PRD Chairman Agustin Basave said in an interview no party would be able to win the next presidential elections without doubling up.
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The award for justice reporting went to Christie Thompson of The Marshall Project and Joseph Shapiro of National Public Radio for reporting on a widespread practice in state and federal prisons of doubling up inmates in solitary confinement.
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She argued that the RNC had raised more than $100 million in 2017 — doubling-up their counterparts at the Democratic National Committee — and said Trump's supporters make up the most engaged and energetic part of the conservative electorate.
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Treating a recurring cancer is also different that treating the disease the first time since cancer can become resistant to to chemotherapy and doubling up on treatments can make its long-term side effects like nerve damage worse.
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Opponents of the peace deal also argued that the government negotiators were greenlighting former FARC fighters, who financed much of their war by doubling up as cocaine traffickers, to boost their new careers in electoral politics with dirty money.
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Read more: The 25 US cities where the most millennials still live with their parents, rankedMillennials are doubling up to afford housing and save moneyThe Great Recession left millennials, particularly the older cohort, playing catch up with their finances.
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Though I have cheated by doubling up within the following list, arranged in alphabetical order, I haven't begun to accommodate all the riches of what proved to be a surprising year of great things in packages of all dimensions.
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LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - Doubling up on auditing the biggest listed companies, the proposed central plank for reforming Britain's audit market, may not be the right answer, the UK government's preferred candidate to chair a new accounting watchdog said on Wednesday.
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When Gardner grounded a full-count sinker from Sergio Romo up the middle, shortstop Willy Adames gloved the ball, stepped on second and threw to first, doubling up Gardner for only the fourth time in 33 plate appearances this season.
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The 333-year-old rank outsider — rated 43rd in the World Cup standings in super-G — was thought to have a much better chance of gold in the snowboarding events she will also contest in Pyeongchang, an unprecedented doubling up.
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There are also a lot of invisible homeless people that aren't necessarily sleeping on the streets, but are doubling up with a relative because they don't have their own place or they're sleeping in their car or they're in a shelter.
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The longest of the 16 synthesized chromosomes in Boeke's yeast genome will measure around 1 million base pairs—base pairs being the doubling-up of genetic letters into pairs that run along each strand of DNA's double helix, like steps in a ladder.
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It has been refreshing to see Jessica Andrade adding body work over the last couple of years, and doubling up on punches, but in closing the distance she still only has one way of doing the job: run in swinging the left hook.
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Still, the idea of doubling up the antennas used for Wi-Fi and cellular data to wirelessly charge devices is a clever one, even if true long distance wireless charging is still a long way away from practical day-to-day use.
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Jerry Seinfeld is extending the comedy residency he began at the Beacon Theater this year and will be doubling up on shows, with 12 more planned performances in the first half of next year, the Madison Square Garden Company announced on Thursday.
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Even as more retailers adapt to an age of digital commerce and learn from Amazon, for example, they may in the near term end up simply doubling up traditional retail and e-commerce-focused workers, making such companies less productive rather than more.
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" But CeCe Olisa, a blogger and co-founder of the Curvy Con, a multiday event dedicated to plus-size fashion, wears shapewear daily, occasionally doubling up (an experience she described as "intense") to smooth out lines and give herself a "snatched waist.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE has outraised Democratic challenger Jason Kander, doubling up on the Democrat's cash on hand.
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After months of doubling up on coats and finishing every look with a pair of boots that could withstand a potential polar vortex, getting back into the swing of dressing for warmer weather can be the ultimate struggle — especially with so many fresh trends on the scene.
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Dodson is himself a knockout puncher and straightened up his left hand nicely against Manny Gamburyan in his last bout—doubling up on the left straight so quickly that it looked rather underwhelming on film, but there was certainly no mistaking the effect it had on Gamburyan.
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MIDNITE DISTURBERS Bruising but precise, Midnite Disturbers is an alliance of musicians from many brass bands, doubling up to play songs they all know — and where a typical brass band has one sousaphone huffing the bass line, the Midnite Disturbers had a pair, huffing in harmony.
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For example, a HUD-funded study dubbed "Family Options," by researchers at Abt Associates in partnership with Vanderbilt University, found that vouchers reduced the rate of homelessness or "doubling up" with other households by 254 percent, compared with a rate of 214 percent for the control group.
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However, the use of metal means the iPhone XE probably won't have support for wireless charging, and in order to maximize the XE's screen real estate and avoid doubling up on biometric tech, unlike the iPhone SE, it seems the XE won't get a Touch ID sensor either.
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A source familiar with the preparations, which included an initial meeting of committee members on Tuesday, said the process consists largely of a top-down designation of topics to ensure there isn't too much doubling up when it comes time for lawmakers to ask questions of the witnesses.
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And then, I follow my pif, often adding spices, nuts or extracts to batters, cajoling dough into new forms, making cupcakes from recipes designed for towering layer cakes, doubling up on frosting or going heavy on chocolate chunks in just about anything, because I now know I can.
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Apple doesn't make its own keyboards for the standard iPad, but again you've got several options from third-party manufacturers: There's the Logitech Slim Combo ($120) for example, with backlit keys, a choice of viewing angles, and durable protection for when it's doubling up as a case for your Apple tablet.
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Kiraly, the only person to have won Olympic gold in beach and indoor volleyball and voted the sport's player of the 20th century, led the team to their first world title two years ago and hopes to end "50 years of hurt" by doubling up with a first Olympic gold.
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Parents should pay attention if a daughter can't make it through a class at school without going to the bathroom to change her pad or her tampon, if she's taking changes of clothing to school because of accidents, if she's regularly doubling up pads and tampons, or having periods that last longer than seven days.
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Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is doubling up on Iowa on Saturday, holding a pair of rallies for supporters.
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He'll hit it by doubling up off the left hook to the head: Or off the right uppercut, standing the opponent upright to expose their liver: Or even just on the pivot: But Holzken is far from one sided, he also has a cracking right hand which has been used to stop plenty of his opponents.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is doubling up, attacking rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"Their policies have been a complete failure over the last 20 years and now the same people are desperate because gradually their losing their prestige and credibility and they're doubling up on medicine that hasn't worked and it won't work as long as the central bankers that we have now are in power the economies in the world will go down and not recover," he said.
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Founded in 2018 by Krystian Zajac after he exited Neos, a smart home insurer that was acquired by Aviva, Hero Labs was born out of the realisation that a lot of smart home technology either wasn't very smart or didn't solve mass problems (Zajac had also previously run a smart home company focusing on ultra-high-net-worth individuals that delivered bespoke designs for things like motorised swimming pool floors or home cinemas doubling up as panic rooms).
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