His stat lines in the decisive contests were preposterous: 41-16-7-3-3 in Game 5, 41-8-11-4-3 in Game 6, 27-11-11-2-3 in Sunday's clincher – only the third triple-double ever in Game 7 of the finals.
In the computer industry, because technological change is so fast, with processing speeds and storage capacity doubling ever 18 months or less, today's Ferrari is tomorrow's Taurus.
The number of peer-reviewed journal publications has nearly doubled, ever expanding the breadth and scope of the applications of 3D printing in medicine.
And the engine for OSM's growth — beyond its own doubling ever year momentum — is Telenav's strategy to get OSM data into the hands of more mobile users as a navigation aid vis apps that reach further afield.
(If double features ever make a comeback, this could be coupled with a film about another prominent Republican: "Clueless," reinvented as the Trent Lott story).
Yet the unemployment rate in the eurozone reached 10% in 2009 as well, and has been stuck in double digits ever since.
In a ceremony after the sale, Ms. Forer of the mint declared the coin the only 1933 double eagle ever to be legally issued by the United States Government.
It was a line from "Falstaff," Verdi's quicksilver late opera, that happens to be accompanied by one of the greatest double fugues ever written, Mr. Maazel said.
Meyer's movies for Fox were camp disasters, and the combination of his Beyond the Valley of the Dolls and Michael Sarne's Myra Breckinridge in 1970 is the worst double bill ever put out by a major studio.
He accepted a call to C.C.N.Y. in '42, and at the same time got a scholarship at the Juilliard School of Music, and has led a double life ever since.
