Just as "Laguna Beach" was originally MTV's reality answer to Fox's fictional "OC," "Two-a-Days" (the title refers to a team's days of double practice sessions) could be viewed as a documentary counterpart to "Friday Night Lights".
The Knicks opened training camp with two straight days of double-day practices, with everything at full speed.
(The alcoholic French monkey does return, you'll be glad to know, as does the doctor's faithful dog, Lucky, who narrates in the laid-back voice of Norm Macdonald.) Dolittle's thriving double practice -- he's busy with both human and nonhuman patients -- leaves him little time for his family, a plot that the filmmakers themselves have little time for.
All of them are beneficiaries of "double dipping," a practice in which public servants simultaneously collect government salaries and pensions, sometimes for the same job.
The company had won its original argument in court, but last August an appeals court stunned the drug industry with a unanimous ruling, which said the firm's patent should expire in 2001, and that trying to extend it to 2003 was an example of "double patenting"—the practice of making the same claim as an earlier patent.
INTERNATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about a new trial ordered by Italy's highest court in the case of Amanda Knox, an American student accused of murdering her roommate, an exchange student at the University of Perugia, in 2007, misstated the principle of double jeopardy as practiced in the United States.
But the practice of double dipping is not uncommon in this state, as a recent investigation of the practice by The Arizona Republic made clear.
Thus, adolescent sexual understanding may have progressed from ignorance as to which hole gets you pregnant to a working knowledge of the practice of double anal, yet the risks of chlamydia remain mysterious.
The changes to the taxi card scheme will cause the cost of a single journey to rise from £1.50 to £2.50 and bring an end to the practice of double swiping.
