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twofold

adjective as in having more than one and less than three

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In a scene involving a snake bite, Lee’s facial expressions were “funnier by twofold” compared to Park’s expectations.

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The goal is twofold: to help offset the firm’s more volatile trading and dealmaking businesses and to extract revenue from clients in more ways.

They found a more than twofold increase over the two decades in significant liver fibrosis, a condition where healthy liver tissue is replaced by stiff, fibrous tissue — like a sponge hardening into leather.

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Organisers say the aim of the protests - which they insist will be entirely peaceful - is twofold.

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“It's always twofold when you're at the beginning of a new medium,” Maron said Monday while reflecting on his podcast’s legacy.

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