The printed pages are sent to offshore offices where people are employed to "double key" them -- two people type in the same document, creating two versions.
ROYALS 12, WHITE SOX 8: Carlos Beltran's three-run double keyed a five-run eighth inning as Kansas City completed a three-game sweep.
Jose Vizcaino's two-run double keyed the second five-run inning against Jimmy Anderson in two starts, and Wade Miller held the Pirates to a run over six innings in Pittsburgh.
Right fielder Gary Sheffield lost track of Cesar Izturis's fly ball and it fell for a double, keying a seventh-inning rally yesterday that sent the Dodgers past the Atlanta Braves, 4-3, in Los Angeles.
ROYALS WIN WILD ONE Yuniesky Betancourt's bases-loaded double keyed a seven-run, two-out rally in the fifth inning, carrying the host Kansas City Royals to a messy 15-7 victoverover the Houston Astros.
From here, a wooden ramp guides one along a narrow ledge, shaped like a horseshoe, that was formed when the cliffs receded, to a massive metal door that's as well defended — with voice alarms, video surveillance, and a double key system — as a bank vault.
Although the new document notes Obama has "proposed to double key investments in science," it doesn't mention that Congress hasn't always gone along.
Giavotella hit his third homer of the season, also into the left-field seats, and Mike Trout (RBI triple), Efren Navarro (two-run single) and Carlos Perez (two-run double) keyed the sixth-inning rally.
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