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doubling
[duhb-ling]
noun
the part of the upper or lower end of one spar of a mast that is overlapped by another spar above or below it.
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The UK energy minister Michael Shanks told the BBC's Sunday Show his department is "preparing for all scenarios" as there's concern motorists could be hit hard with a doubling of the price at the pumps.
The last two World Cup hosts — Russia in 2018 and Qatar in 2022 — allowed visitors to enter their countries with a game ticket essentially doubling as their visa.
Tech companies such as OpenAI and Google as well as payment services are doubling down on their efforts to get people to use AI-powered tools to shop, but the experiments are still early.
Dembele has also performed for his country, netting in Nations League wins over Belgium and Croatia - doubling his tally of competitive goals in a France shirt.
It is hard to argue the UK exemption from the doubling of US tariffs on imported steel from 25 to 50% is not good news.
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