Then again, what if this is a double cross too?
"Both talk about how the life" -- meaning the gangster life -- "is a double-cross thing," the summary says.
Somewhere in the fog, perhaps, there was a double cross.
"Like Tyler McCoy," he'd say, and he'd reënact in pitch-perfect detail the scene where Tyler McCoy is trying to get one guy to go in with another guy on the heist that turns out to be a double cross.
They are what they always are: a double cross.
The contralateral MOC reflex crosses in the trapezoid body and uses uncrossed MOC fibers, whereas the ipsilateral reflex is a double-crossed reflex with crossings in the trapezoid body and in the crossed MOC fibers.
It's a double-cross double-smirk!
Senate Bill 1 was a double-cross precisely because SB 2404, a bipartisan deal brokered between both parties, was a compromise that Senate President John Cullerton made with the GOP that still unfortunately cuts pensions those workers earned, but to a lesser degree of $46 billion over that same time period.
Senate Bill 1 was a double-cross by the Democrats in charge of both legislative houses, a giant middle finger to hundreds of thousands of firefighters, teachers, garbage collectors and other public employees who worked decades with the understanding that they would have a secure retirement at the end.
As its name implies, cross-stitch is a double stitch diagonally crossing intersections of the horizontal and vertical threads of the fabric.
One of the most popular orders now at Shachihata, one of the largest makers of stamps used on official documents, is a stamp with double crossed lines that can be used to cover the previous era's name on documents until new stamps are released.
