What is to double head in buldozer lingo?
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I have seen trains of graders hooked together to level large section of ground.  Perhaps double heading bulldozers means to hook two bulldozers together, back to front and use the power of both to move earth with the back unit pushing but not actually moving earth.  It could be similar to what is done with railroad locomotives.
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westuhal.ferdu,theodred,ferdu.-------be thou well. go-thou. theodred. go thou------------------------------------------------------------check out web site below it gives the whole two towers transcript
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Im not quite sure what your supposed to do but I'm guessing you change each singlar to plural.\n\nI don't want to give you the answers, and you are not stupid. This just may be hard for you.\n\nJust think. It's not ONE microphone its TWO microphoneS.\n\nIt's not ONE baby its TWO babies.\n\nYou know what each of these words is in plural form! If you need more help, post it in additional details.\n\nUse that Its not ONE its TWO structure. Believe me, if you know the english language it will jsut come to you.
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It is correct as part of a 'dialect' such as cockney, North-Norfolk or Scouse. This is used when chatting informally to friends etc'. These dialects are a vital part of British culture and should be kept alive to prevent bland 'MTV' speak taking over our nation. \n\nThe use of the double negative is an integral part of the dialect; dialects being the adjustment of words or word order depending on region. They have NOTHING to do with levels of education, bar the fact that up till the 1950s, grammar schools beat local dialects (and left handedness) out of kids through snobbery. People (myself included) are perfectly able to switch from dialect to standard English with ease; I would be interested to compare my academic achievement with that of many language-snobs, many of whom make their own errors (my favourite being the over use of '...and I' when in fact, for statements where the root would be 'me', '...and me' is correct).\n\nThey are INCORRECT when written down in anything other than fiction (to show a regional character) or personal writing. Any formal writing should be in Standard (coming from standard meaning flag- as in army) English. This was invented so clear messages could be communicated anywhere in the English speaking world without confusion- so double negs are wrong in essays, schoolwork, business letters, memos and formal emails...
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In what context?\n\nHow have you heard this phrase used - on the face of it, it doesn't make sense
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(German: “double goer”), in German folklore, a wraith or apparition of a living person, as distinguished from a ghost. The concept of the existence of a spirit double, an exact but usually invisible
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-blind
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does anyone have a Ubergeek to english dictionary handy? I'm a nerd but this guy is either BSing or his frontal lobe is ginormous! at least his spelling sux....
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Neither, the first is blase and the second is a real mouth full. Play around with a thesaurus. But It is good that your names actually inform about what you do.
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That's not a silly question. When people say that they are making and error called "double negative".\n\nDon't is a negative contraction  (do not)....and nobody is another negative.\n\nSo.....as in math, two negatives make a positive and the listener is confused.\n\nThe correct way to say that is ,"I don't know anybody" OR\n " I know nobody".
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DOUBLE TOP term used in technical analysis to describe the rise of a stock, a drop, another rise to the same level as the original rise, and finally another drop. ///The double top looks like the letter "M". The twice touched high is considered a resistance level. \nDOUBLE BOTTOM A charting pattern used in technical analysis. It describes the drop of a stock (or index), a rebound, another drop to the same (or similar) level as the original drop, and finally another rebound//The double bottom looks like the letter "W". The twice touched low is considered a support level. \n\nMost technical analysts believe that the advance off of the first bottom should be 10-20%. The second bottom should form within 3-4% of the previous low, and volume on the ensuing advance should increase. \n\nI suggest you go right to the source..cause there are some charts that will help you understand this theory better :D Good Luck.\nMia
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Yes that is correct. The double " is used  to enclose a quote. A single ' is used to enclose a quote within the quote.
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EENT  \n\nEyes\nEars\nNose\nThroat\n\nThey used to be called HEENT  being that the word Head was used in it.  \n\nBut after all those years the doctors finally figured out that the eyes ears nose and throat were all part of the head... So they got rid of the redundancy
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How do you spell (to, too, or two)?
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A double noun comprises two nouns, which have different meanings when these are used individually and another meaning when used together\n\nSome examples cell phone, man power, box ring, paper mache
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холуй\n\nмуж.  lackey, groveller, toady
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E·bon·ics (ĭ-bŏn'ĭks, ē'bŏn'-) \nn. (used with a sing. verb)\nSee African American Vernacular English. See Usage Note at Black English on answers.com.\n\n[Blend of EBONY and PHONICS.]\n\nAlso, using a double (or triple, quadruple, etc.) negative use to emphasize how emphatically you meant NO! However, it is currently bad grammar.