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double time

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double time
Music
a. a time twice as fast as an earlier section
b. two beats per bar


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Less than ten per cent of companies in Britain pay double time on Sundays, and when racing became a regular feature on that day many bookmakers introduced a flexi-time option for their staff.
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If they have to work Boxing Day, then I think that they should be paid more than double time.
 
 
 
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