The Pepsi Bottling Group, the largest bottler of PepsiCo beverages, said yesterday that its first-quarter profit more than doubled, partly because of increased sales of Aquafina water and Mountain Dew Code Red, a cherry-flavored drink.
Between 2010 and 2015, the number of foreign tourists to Iceland more than doubled, partly due to cheap flights from WOW Air, the low-cost airline based in Reykjavík.
Here Cameron's doing a double whammy, partly by calling back to Boris, but also referencing the elephant (well, pig) in the room – Lord Ashcroft's book – without having to directly take the subject on.
The podium of the Schleck brothers and winner Cadel Evans will be back for sure, as will others such as Alberto Contador, who has left Paris swearing he will never again repeat the Giro d'Italia-Tour double that partly wrecked his chances over the last three weeks.
There is something not only affronting but almost threatening about the Double Down — partly due to its nutritional information (about fifty per cent of a day's recommended fat, cholesterol, and sodium), but also because its very existence suggests a kind of disdain for the American fast-food consumer.
At home, the numbers both of patent filings and of IP lawsuits brought by Chinese firms have grown by double digits.Though partly a product of government inducements to file patents, the changes are also the result of China's legal system getting better.
From the outset, the band intended the new record to be a double album, partly inspired by The Beatles White Albumm.
Orenstein notes that the roots of this maddening double standard partly lie in societal expectations for women to uphold the moral standard for both sexes; a woman's modesty is treated as "the inertia that stops the velocity of male libido".
Known flows have more than doubled since 2002 (partly a result of better measurement).
Shares of Ivax, one of the nation's largest generic-drug makers, have more than doubled this year, partly on anticipation of approval.
