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double-check

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double-check
Chess a simultaneous check from two pieces brought about by moving one piece to give check and thereby revealing a second check from another piece


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National Lottery players are being urged to check and double-check their tickets for the chance to claim the life-changing pounds 595,593 prize.
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s a good idea to run through a basic checklist to make sure that everything is in place On the day of prom, you will be busy getting ready, so to make sure everything turns out well, confirm your plans and double-check everything When your prom is less than ten days away, it?
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