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That, too, would represent a doubling of their numbers in the past 10 years.

Mr Fallon, on the other hand, has made it clear that the Tories, if they win the next general election, will reduce subsidies to stop any new wind farms being built, apart from those already consented to, which it should be noted represent a doubling of current capacity.

Those expected earnings, 49 cents per share, represent a doubling of expected 2004 earnings of 24 cents per share.

This represented a doubling of the 2007 figures.

That bounty was agreed to one month after Woods won the 1997 Masters -- and represented a doubling of the previous contracts.

That number matters because it represents a doubling of value from the previous market low of 666.79 on March, 6, 2009.

Census figures from 2011 showed that more than 1 in 5 residents were foreigners, representing a doubling of the expat community over the previous decade.

The formation of the agency, which will take over the Siboney offices in Dallas and Los Angeles, represents a doubling of a bet by the Publicis Groupe on the importance of the Spanish-speaking consumer.

This represents a doubling of the volume of mortgages underwritten in the first quarter and a nearly 26 percent increase over the second-highest number on record, $12.5 billion, reached in the fourth quarter of 2005.

About $1.6 trillion is invested annually in the global energy supply, but while that represents a doubling of investment since the turn of the century, the amount needs to rise to $2 trillion if the world is to limit global warming to no more than 2C of temperature rises, the energy thinktank said.

This represents a doubling of its customer base in the last year, the company says.