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A monumental achievement for any player, but doubly so for the All Blacks.

Today, through the filter of Sept. 11, it still has that feel, but doubly so.

It's painful to lose any game at Wembley, but doubly so against Germany".

It's awkward enough, in most instances, to talk about money, but doubly so when it involves family.

A red card is always a shame but doubly so when it comes less than half an hour into a showpiece final between two of the world's most thrilling attacking ensembles.

This coincided with the mid-1970s recession, a difficult time for independent schools but doubly so for the former direct grant schools, which had just lost 25 50% of their intake.

Simulating the full-flesh conditional expected shortfall process would involve not only nested, but doubly-nested Monte Carlo simulations, because of the conditional one-year-ahead CA 0) fluctuations that are part of the conditional one-year-ahead fluctuations of the loss process L (1).

But perhaps doubly so for a "celebrity" who hates everything to do with the term and avoids social media.

By the end of October 1608, he was in Syracuse, Sicily a free man, but now doubly under threat, both of justice from Rome and of reprisals from Malta.

Pissing in the Wind, Disillusion and The Shining are worthy of any prize you care to name, but Gough doubly plays with fire.

Such arbitrary practices warrant condemnation anywhere, but are doubly deplorable in Tunisia, a relatively developed country that enacted pioneering protections of women's rights decades ago.