The Depression was confronted through double bills and cheaper tickets, and responded to by escapism and sharp social criticism.
Actors involved in generic technology innovation contests are confronted with double uncertainties in which the scopes of both technologies and markets are uncertain.
Ali confronted a double whammy.
As a result, Iraq now confronts a double danger.
"It's a way of confronting that double standard, instead of shirking away from it," Cassese said.
If it can emerge intact from the Shakespearean carnage in which it is engulfed, it will confront a double bind.
Earlier in the day police had expressed hope that they would still find the 22-year-old alive, but instead they are now confronting a double murder inquiry.
How O'Brien wound up confronting the double dose of illnesses provides a window into the mind of Maryland's sophomore quarterback, who has been described as everything from "extraordinary" to "unusual" by family members, friends and coaches.
When the 35-year-old Labour MP John Woodcock announced last December that he was depressed, he was confronting a double stigma: not just as a man talking about his mental health, but as a politician discussing a personal issue that is all too often portrayed as a weakness.
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem has some solid advice for women who confront sexist double standards on a daily basis: disarm those doing the discriminating. .
