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All of which is doubly problematic in Mississippi.

Not to mention that you were only delaying the inevitable, which is doubly cruel.

We only overhear Moody, which is doubly disheartening because he's the only comic relief in a very earnest book.

Which is doubly confusing, because the term "knuckleball" is itself a kind of misnomer, a holdover from the pitch's largely forgotten infancy.

Benjamin suggests my research contains "numerous errors" and "a shabby use of sources" but his examples are themselves in error, which is doubly troubling for a reviewer who was advising the National Security Council on such matters at the time.

Which is doubly impressive given how utterly averse to the idea of sampling the rock world was (and much of the mainstream music industry, come to think of it).

Carell said: "I met her in character which was doubly awkward".

The agonizing particulars of the Presidential race, which were doubly nerve-wracking to watch from afar, had been hard to explain to inquisitive Spaniards.

Nor does he mention genetically engineered potatoes, which are doubly interesting for having been a technical success but a market failure.

I was sad to see Max go but his Sharon Needles was pointless which was doubly disappointing for me because as you know, Ms Needles is my spirit animal.

Last year the A's had a 2-1 lead on Minnesota and promptly lost twice, which was doubly galling because the Twins had almost been put out of existence in order to give their owner a lush buyout.