It's retrieved by a resourceful fan who then resumes a typical Perth pose, double-fisting a couple of beers.
To a visceral nationalist, preventing the loss of Taiwan might seem the one thing worth risking China's economic stability for, especially since a democratic and independent Taiwan would pose a double threat to Communist power.
Indeed, they are said to pose a double threat: not only has our imperial power lost control over uncivilised people, but those very people are now among the millions ready to risk their lives to reach our fabled shores of wealth and tolerance.
Riley Keough, the 21-year-old daughter of Lisa Marie Presley (and, thus, granddaughter of King Elvis) has returned to the modeling game, striking a pose in double denim for Lee jean's new campaign.
Thus, NCDs pose a double burden of disease in most LMICs where the health systems are least equipped to face the growing challenges.
Such conditions pose the double threat of malaria and cholera – a combination of disease that one UNICEF staff member called a "ticking time bomb" in this post-flood situation.
These actions pose a double risk: first of all, they could lead to a situation where the general public is inundated with paper, documents, acts, only adding to the bewilderment which currently exists and, secondly, could actually be detrimental to legal security.
This "double burden of malnutrition" (DBM), resulting from the coexistence of diseases of deficiency and excess, poses a double challenge [ 5].
"Visits From the Drowned Girl" poses a double mystery.
This poses a double dilemma for donors: middle-income countries do not really need aid, while fragile states cannot use it properly.
