It's a double book, half in English, repeated in Spanish.
But in this case they are double book-matched — the four pieces also mirror one another top to bottom.
10.12am GMT "I hope you haven't been double booked for today," says Amanda Musch, looking back at yesterday's farce.
In absolute terms, EM shares trade at a 40% premium to book value; those in the most vulnerable countries (ie, those with big c/a deficits) trade at more than double book value.
The walls and headboard in my room, a snug but high-ceilinged "superior" double booked for 55 euros during a special sale, were adorned with silvery stenciled images of Colombina, a gossipy, scheming maid dressed in petticoat and flowing dress.
The Room My room, a standard double booked for 200 euros, was mainly white, uncluttered and angular, with a few subdued colors — beige headboard, blond wood floors — for an overall Scandinavian-minimalist feel.
Heidi Boghosian, executive director of the National Lawyers Guild, has resigned herself to the fact that "some New York doctors double book or schedule appointments so closely that they need to juggle two or more patients in different examining rooms".
Lomax, the blind, soft toy collector and Mr Jelly, the hook-handed clown who keeps getting double booked with the much more child-friendly Mr Jolly, as he explains himself, "Yeah, I can do princess stories.
I'm sorry, but we accidentally double booked".
Due to the constraints of space flight where on-orbit weight is at a premium, designers often must double book resources to address worst-case contingency scenarios.
