If you have no one to ask, double check with this list.
Now it is being asked to double-check that.
They don't answer questions, they keep on asking to double-check documents to run down the clock, they give narrow and unhelpful answers, and they generally act in a slippery and unsympathetic manner.
Paweł Sawicki, editor-in-chief of Memoria, said it was first prompted to look into the novel when it was asked to double-check the camp number of Gisela Fuhrmannova, Sokolov's wife, who also went by the name Gita Furman.
Front-line researchers were asked to double-check their records, and corrections were made where appropriate.
Husar missed the public meeting the next day, but said she had two meetings in Brisbane on 15 March, and while she was confident no taxpayer funds had been misspent, she would ask the Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority to "double-check and review, as I take the use of taxpayers' money extremely seriously".
"I had picked the worst possible time to contact a renowned academic psychiatrist and ask him to double-check a chapter on eating disorders that I had rewritten," Ms. Cauwels recalls.
Kim remarks: "I trusted [Dev] enough to make voice samples based on my instructions and I did not ask anyone to double-check for me.
"Capital Research Global Investors asked Broadridge Financial Solutions to double-check the votes that it transmitted to Yahoo on our behalf," said Chuck Freadhoff, a spokesman for Capital Group Companies, which owns Capital Research Global Investors.
At Ink@84, Betsy Tobin calls it "dead easy: an automated phone call asks you to double-check stock is physically there, then press a button to acknowledge.
However, when she asked them to double-check, civil servants reported they had identified one error, but said they were confident it would not have changed the outcome.
