It's much harder, however, for top-selling books to move up, since already-high sales must double for a book to go from No. 8 to No. 4, double again to go to No. 2, and double once again to reach the top slot.
But instead, as you report, he "doubled down," once again calling Social Security a "monstrous lie" ("Perry and Romney Joust Over Direction of G.O.P.," front page, Sept. 8).
In his first State of the Union address last week, President Trump doubled down once again on the drug war, calling for policies that "get much tougher on dealers and pushers".
Robson led 3-2 in the tie-break and saved a first match point with some typically aggressive play, but on the second the Briton double-faulted once again.
For now, however, it appears that Microsoft is doubling down once again on building its own hardware.
Clearly, the creators of "Road Show" are trying to realize that gleaming double edge once again.
She took Sharapova's serve in the next game, forfeited her own again only after saving three break points, came close to another break in a game of four deuces with her best shots of the match, a couple of scorching cross-court backhands, and achieved a second break in the eighth game, thanks to her opponent's 13th double fault, once again perpetrated at the decisive moment.
In a new interview she's defiantly calling out thos e double standards, once again. .
Ah, Rome! Memories of your sinful ways set my cynical old heart to beating double-time once again.
The double mutant once again exhibited an additive effect, with nearly twice the ethanol concentration as the wild type.
