Twofold

(Fuller's secret "Twofold" shoofly program is explained in detail in The Strength of the Pack.)

openDemocracy Douglas Valentine 2010

Twofold mission, to make sure that they also have a good spot to be able to watch what they can of the inauguration.

CNN Transcript Jan 18, 2009 2009

The Author's and Writer's Who's Who mentions that he was commissioned by the Sydney Bulletin to report on whaling in 1906; Stephen Martin, in The Whales' Journey 2001 says his visit to Twofold Bay was in June 1908 and that Dorrington, "repelled by the stench of the whaling station, but perhaps also influenced by the desire for sensation", wrote up a lurid account of his visit:

Archive 2009-04-01 Steve 2009

Twofold – one is to wait for the bugs to be worked out, and the other is to wait for DX10 to become mainstream so I can get a new affordable PC to run it.

EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Vista uptake a little sour? 2007

These killer whales rounded up humpbacks for whalers and drove them into Twofold Bay to be slaughtered, the orcas would then get the tongues of the dead whales.

Give us your 'Must List' ideas! | EW.com 2008

On Twofold Arguments and Antiochus of Laodicea and Apellas in his Agrippa posit the phenomena alone.

Ancient Skepticism Groarke, Leo 2008

Dan Clougherty for The Wall Street Journal Seahorse Inn The Seahorse Inn in Eden, built in the 1840s, was transformed in 2002 into a 10-suite boutique hotel overlooking tranquil Twofold Bay.

Australia's Sapphire Coast 2008

The term “Twofold Mystery” comes from chapter 1 of the

Laozi Chan, Alan 2007

“Twofold Mystery” seizes this to be the key to understanding the Laozi.

Laozi Chan, Alan 2007

Twofold Risk For the banks, the risk is twofold: that individual projects they invest in never turn into credits they can sell or that the nascent carbon market unravels, leaving them holding worthless credits.

Banks See Green in Carbon Projects 2007