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This becomes doubly resonant in the final essay, ironically entitled "Beginnings".

This becomes doubly worrying because DfID will spend only 70% of aid.

"But certainly if a district is closing traditional schools for poor performance, not closing charter schools becomes doubly indefensible".

The caution also reflects the risk that when a project becomes so closely identified with national pride, its success or failure becomes doubly significant.

Her partner, Damian Woetzel, already ideal as her rough-diamond partner, becomes doubly appealing, as seen through the burning intensity of Ms. Peck's eyes.

Their vaguely homoerotic power struggle becomes doubly charged when Fred meets Pierre's 12-year-old son, whashas witnessed his father's persecution, and Fred begins to compete with Pierre for the boy's loyalty.

When kids start acting, they become doubly fascinating.

When America's attention wandered to Iraq, the generals became doubly convinced of this.

Western governments have become doubly wary of arming rebel groups, lest weapons fall into ISIS's hands.

In the new conditions of free speech that obtained under perestroika and glasnost, Sakharov and Bonner became doubly effective.

THE old maxim, "It's lonely at the top" is about to become doubly true for Mike Beebe, the governor of Arkansas.