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whammy

noun as in spell

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Western businesses, for their part, face a triple whammy when competing with China.

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That confidence, however, didn’t extend to Wall Street, which zeroed in on a double whammy of Wednesday’s lower-than-expected quarterly earnings and weaker outlook for the fiscal year.

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“Californians are going to be facing a double whammy: premiums going up and tax credits going away,” Altman said.

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The triple whammy of lower sales, lower prices and higher incentives has also weighed on home builders’ profitability, and is expected to continue to hurt results in the coming months.

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Also see: Stock market faces midweek double whammy as Fed decision collides with megacap tech earnings.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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