So it's worth double checking the AAS list before buying.
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This might be turned on already, but it bears double-checking.
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The company also advises double-checking you're getting into the correct car.
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After double-checking with the critic, the rating was changed to rotten.
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Be sure you're double-checking instructions as the weekend inches closer, Gemini.
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Collectors gossip as much as anyone else, comparing commissions, double-checking prices.
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She recommends double checking to make sure that this doesn't happen to you.
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For various other apps it's not so straightforward, so it's worth double-checking.
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Perhaps part of the verification process involved double checking everything within the frame.
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Maybe he read up on colonoscopies and is double checking the White House doctor's work.
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After double checking with N., I reserve it and put down half of the payment.
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This means double-checking and adjusting every piece of art I make on two screens.
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In many cases Chinese state secrecy laws prevented American regulators from double-checking their books.
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Take your health into your own hands by double checking what your pharmacist gives you.
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Still, that didn't stop the director from double-checking the envelope just to make sure.
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Major banks will be open as well, although it's probably worth double-checking for smaller banks.
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It's more like the safest way to use Nima is as a method of double-checking.
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No more double-checking detailed style guides to build those bibliographies at the end of a report.
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It's worth double checking, especially if you don't make regular purchases through the App Store or iTunes.
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Harrison Ford is taking to the skies again by himself ... and he's double-checking everything before liftoff.
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On the fifth day of using it, I found myself not worrying about double-checking it anymore.
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I text him to make sure they're legit; he's not as good as I am at double checking.
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Put another way, Gates doesn't have time for things like going back and double-checking for spelling errors.
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Double checking on Coachella's lineup from their site reveals a photo of the icy man himself, Gucci Mane.
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The process should take two days, and will consist of election authorities double-checking vote tallies and reports.
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A program called "Statcheck" was writing to inform her it had been double-checking the math in her paper.
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So for the next four years, at least, double-checking Trump's reality will become a reality for us all.
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Besides double-checking the date, be sure to inspect the wrapper for any holes or tears, Dr. Banfield says.
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I start prepping for my wedding tomorrow — charging batteries, printing and double-checking the timeline — as his guests arrive.
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Be proactive by double-checking that your spare has good tread and holds air before you hit the road.
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Our writers did an amazing job of researching and fact-checking and double-checking and just scouring for information.
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This is especially dangerous when those machines don't create a paper trail that allows for double-checking or auditing.
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Really, the question is if you find an extra method of double-checking your food relieves allergy-related anxiety.
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It sounds like those residing in London will have to travel for that, but I'm double checking and will update.
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"Clients should not feel bad asking about salon cleaning procedures or double-checking if something has been sanitized," she said.
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De Vicenzo had hastily signed the card without double-checking to see that Aaron's markings matched his own, unofficial tally.
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They treated Fusion GPS's work as legitimate, never double-checking or even simply checking whether anything in it were true.
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Even for apps you do trust and are happy with, it's worth double-checking the permissions you've given over to them.
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While some people may say 'I can't afford to do that,' Buckey says it's worth double checking and running the numbers.
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He had finished his meal after double-checking with employees that it was indeed plant-based, and became ill shortly after.
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Maybe you have shared something on Facebook that turned out to be false, or retweeted something before double-checking the source.
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From avoiding the "reply all" button to double-checking for errors, here are 15 email etiquette tips every professional should know.
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While double-checking these dates, I discovered, for the first time, the name of the show we missed by a day.
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An audit is simply the IRS double-checking your numbers to make sure you don't have any discrepancies in your return.
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Because of the prevalence of reporting errors, FICO recommends double checking your report for inaccuracies that may be hurting your score.
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It's a struggle to recall the specifics of even the latest, arguably toughest fights in the game without double-checking my notes.
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I can't vouch for the people and companies she recommends, but I love the idea of double-checking investing ideas with pros.
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First, you have to make sure the mouse and keyboard you have will work with the Xim1503 by double checking its website.
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The agency began examining 22 of Clinton's emails in February, double-checking the classification status of the messages during her tenure there.
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After double checking the window shielding he slumped into his office chair and slowly spun himself around until the cesium alarm stopped screeching.
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She followed Jacobson wherever he carried the game pieces, double-checking that the winning McDonald's game pieces never left their tamper-proof case.
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The labs are also part of a broader network, with facilities in member states performing their own analyses and double-checking duplicate samples.
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The FBI began investigating 22 of Clinton's emails in February, double-checking the classification status of the messages during her tenure at State.
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So here's what all that means: A recanvass would involve double-checking the arithmetic on 2000,225 precinct work sheets, handled by caucus administrators.
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Just days before Republicans passed their bill, scientists west of the Refuge were double-checking their instruments, doubting an extreme spike in temperatures.
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Your phone may already be set up to automatically send pictures from the camera roll back to the cloud, but it's worth double-checking.
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I've used these, and what I found was that I was always double-checking the system for errors or switching the buckets around anyway.
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"Oftentimes, when I was double-checking the math, I would discover problems that I hadn't thought of that Watney would run into," he said.
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And you can bet that when it comes time for us to buy another home, I&aposll be double-checking all that research again.
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You can find Tshepo just double-checking with the PR that she's on the list for that Black Panther screening next week on Twitter.
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First of all, the company claims it has "the best chip in the world" for making and double checking driving decisions continuously in real time.
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Plus, he added, the double-checking nature of two unconnected systems was what allowed the discovery of VW's emissions test cheating in the first place.
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Ikea includes the packaging size online, so if you're planning on some big buys, it's worth double checking that you can get your purchases home.
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He spent his weekends researching the aftermath of the bombing, double-checking official histories with contemporary newspaper reports and his own interviews with fellow survivors.
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While she was unconscious, a doctor came in and performed the abortion, without double checking to make sure she was the right patient, police said.
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In the case of a dictatorship like Cuba, the regime gives health numbers directly to the data collectors, and no independent double-checking is possible.
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As a result, security officers spend more time double checking bags, and according to government tests, the officers often miss weapons in carry-on bags.
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The Democratic National Committee and the Sanders and Buttigieg campaigns have asked for a recanvass of certain areas, essentially a double-checking of the vote.
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It has since implemented several changes, including replacing the malfunctioned freezer, upgrading the sensor monitoring and alert system, and double-checking all power supply sources.
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Double-checking whether this is really what you want, as well as downloading a copy of your data, would be prudent before you take this step.
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That does not mean that the substance of the post is being retracted, only that the EFF is double-checking that Verizon is being fully transparent.
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After he got the bill, he asks for the menu again and takes out his calculator and starts double checking the bill prices and menu prices.
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While most modern routers are set to auto-update with new software patches—so you don't actually have to do anything—it's definitely worth double-checking.
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Double-checking facts is always a good idea; but the idea of sending, pre-publication, sections of articles to the subjects of the articles is verboten.
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Instead of dwelling on what you shouldn't do during these periods, spend time looking for things you've lost, connecting with old friends, and double-checking your work.
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I'm usually much better about double-checking closing times for stores (mostly because I hate driving and sitting in traffic), but I didn't even think to today.
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One of the big things Samsung is doing now that it wasn't doing before, it is double checking the batteries after it receives them from the suppliers.
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We are double-checking to see that stories are received, and stories be preceded with a special telex to alert the comm center to check more often.
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London studio ustwo's rather friendlier-on-the-blood-pressure Land's End is the sort of tailor-made VR experience that can have the doubters double-checking their opinions.
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The match belonged here — deserved quarantining here — along the Strip, where any authenticity is often just another act of illusion that leaves you double-checking your wallet's whereabouts.
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Lots of little bumps and vibrations can mimic a gravitational-wave signal, so LIGO uses two observatories, 3,000 kilometers apart, which operate synchronously, each double-checking the other's observations.
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As well as, you know, making sure that your artificial 3D printed heart doesn't have a hole in it, or double checking that your 3D printed roof won't collapse.
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But he's confident that "we can build a platform where [doctors] make fewer mistakes than in person," because Roman's systems are double-checking for medication interactions and other issues.
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There's a lot of energy to get your ideas out into the world, but make sure you're double checking your work, and don't get defensive if someone questions you!
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The news is largely thanks to an increased number of Conviction Integrity Units (CIUs) across the country that are double-checking convictions to make sure people weren't wrongfully convicted.
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But contractors say that figure does not take into account the time they spend researching difficult topics in audio files, double-checking the work, and parsing bad-quality audio.
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We must listen with care, which requires patience, focus, eye contact and managing moments of ennui productively — perhaps by double-checking one's notes instead of a friend's latest Instagram.
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HP has set up a battery recall site, and it's worth double checking your laptop isn't affected even if it was cleared as part of the previous recall in June.
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I gave the students the option of not using their full names (none of them took it) and did ask for their room numbers, even double-checking them with some.
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Most new routers launched today will have this functionality, so it's almost taken as a given that it'll be included, and may not be mentioned prominently—though it's worth double-checking.
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Everybody is jockeying for themselves, trying to edge their way forward – from Angelina double-checking to make sure Dan told Jeff her name, to Mike realizing that Christian needs to go.
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He said that the preference cards were a "clear way of double-checking and verifying results" and noted that the level of data preparation was more extensive than in recent years.
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Also, because I'm white and my kids are black, I've noticed a lot of people looking at us and double-checking if my sons are really mine or if they're street kids.
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We know that sounds utterly absurd, and you may even be double checking to make sure you haven't inadvertently been reading a satirical news source, but we can assure you, it's true.
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Within respectable limits, there's nothing wrong with double-checking the veracity of a person's profile You're making sure they aren't lying about their name, posing with Confederate flags, or wearing socks with sandals.
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Afterward, we went through the steps of the dissection more slowly, double-checking and triple-checking with one another and faculty before doing anything, distinctly aware of the permanence of our every action.
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Later, we find an old historic alley called Dong Quan Men Street (东圈门) and stop in front of the first restaurant that we see, this time diligently double-checking for vegetarianism.
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A W-2 form, a tax return or a pay stub will suffice as evidence, which you may easily have on hand if you're double-checking your Social Security statements during tax season.
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This boiled down to checking, then double checking subway service alerts and relinquishing any qualms I had about asking to use the bathroom of an establishment of which I am not a patron.
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That night, back at my computer, I considered my options and, after double checking the measurements, settled on a pair of angular sconces that looked like they would give off plenty of light.
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The simplest step is to recanvass the election, which basically means double-checking that county election boards across the state correctly added up the totals from voting machines before reporting them to the county clerk.
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But this episode reminds us that as we flip the calendar to a new decade, we could all do with looking deeper and double checking the full context before sharing the most rage-worthy content.
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I did that with my character Blake before he went over the top, just being OCD and double-checking my pouches, making sure my bayonet was on properly — little things that you don't usually see.
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In a moment, DuBuc would get up to look in on her sleeping son and daughter, wishing for them what Jeremiah 29:11 had spoken of—"hope, and a future"—before double-checking the deadbolts.
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"People miss the mark when they stick with what they were doing before without double-checking their assumptions," said Kelley C. Long, CPA and member of the American Institute of CPAs' consumer financial education advocates.
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Then a clerk enters the number, double-checking and verifying data, according to the AP. The AP is also equipped with critical demographic data and absentee ballot information that might help them fill in the gaps.
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It's also worth double-checking that no one has set up forwarding or filtering rules in your inbox without your knowledge—often designed to pass on account reset links before you get a chance to see them.
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It's also worth keeping in mind that the SwitchCharge is the first hardware product from a new company that's making some pretty big claims, so it's worth double checking for yourself before you put up the money.
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Despite all of her advice and double checking, Johnson said one costume she made malfunctioned on an ice dancer in a competition because the dancer decided not to use an extra nude strap Johnson added for security.
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While this vulnerability affects only a tiny portion of Sonos and Bose owners, and is likely to be relatively benign if exploited at all, it's still worth double checking the security of the network they're connected to.
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"If you're going to register to vote and you're a former felon, it's worth double checking to make sure you took care of everything," said J.C. Martin, chairman of the Polk County Republican Party in central Florida.
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And then, after a while, the numbers would overwhelm the cold and you'd stand for minutes in the blizzard, double checking a gear selection, and the fear and the urgency would dissipate, and that would be that.
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"Because straight is the default, you get a lot of people double-checking if they really just saw two boys holding hands," said Ishan Merkel, 18, who went to prom in Bethesda, Md., with his partner, Melvin Lewis.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - From double-checking delivered packages to watching their step when walking their dogs, Austin residents have been nervously changing daily habits since a series of mysterious bomb attacks hit the Texas city in recent weeks.
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As for the camp, "we always review medical records as they come in, and we really have been double-checking more of the international staff members' medical forms because different countries have different ways of submitting them," she said.
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The two 30-somethings drove the modest streets of South Bend, double-checking the microphone volume as they poked one another over their elite academic credentials and offered at times a nerdy, low-production attempt at a buddy comedy.
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One big difference from US tours is that musicians are usually provided with free basic accommodation and food (breakfast, dinner, maybe some coffee too) but it's worth double-checking that with the promoter/venue if it's important to you.
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"One of the big things that Samsung's doing now that it wasn't doing before is double-checking the batteries after it receives them from suppliers," The Verge's Dan Seifert said on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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AUSTIN, Texas, March 20 (Reuters) - From double-checking delivered packages to watching their step when walking their dogs, Austin residents have been nervously changing daily habits since a series of mysterious bomb attacks hit the Texas city in recent weeks.
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So spooked are Democrats that the audacious Trump might actually try to pull off a switch, they are now speaking out publicly against it and double-checking long-established procedures to make sure there is not a loophole he can exploit.
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The vibe this summer has been all about double-checking and revising, thanks to the countless retrogrades this season, but Mars retrograde has finally ended, and with the planet in Capricorn, Mars is bulldozing over everything to get its way.
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Especially these days, when things move quicker than ever and far-reaching actions can be made at the click of a button, it's important to make sure you're double checking your work, proofreading your emails, and being thoughtful about your interactions with others.
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I'll be double-checking to make sure I've contributed the maximum amount for 2019, and adding more money if I haven't – this will both reduce the amount of taxes I owe and help set me up for success in the future.8.
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Stemkoski booked an Air Canada flight from Seoul, South Korea, to Prince Edward Island in Canada, double-checking along the way that she'd be allowed to travel alone with her 3-month-old twins and 5-year-old daughter, CBC News reported Wednesday.
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Ahead, we've compiled a series of hair removal horror stories that are sure to have you double checking the sharpness of your razor and patch testing any waxes or creams you might slather on the next time you're looking to score smooth skin.
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Recovering files happens as fast as you can download them, so restoring it wasn't an issue; but I do think I'll be double checking that any critical files are actually on my computer the next time I'm about to jump on a plane.
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The sufferer tries to manage his anxiety with compulsive rituals, which include excessive double-checking, counting, repeating a prayer or mantra, and engaging in mental reassurances that give a short-term relief but ultimately become addictive crutches, fueling an endless cycle of torment.
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The truth of the matter is that reporters have very good reasons to take Trump's claims with a grain of salt -- and to ignore the name-calling, mockery and insults he uses to try and distract journalists from double-checking nearly everything he says.
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Karla Quintana, the new head of the body which was set up last year, said Mexico had suffered a humanitarian crisis and that her team would be double checking the official figures and looking for patterns in the data to help find missing citizens.
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I have to plan our visits months in advance: packing prison-approved clothing, getting the right combination of coins for the visiting-room vending machines, double-checking my hotel reservations and safety-checking my car for a nearly 1,000-mile trip from Kansas to Michigan.
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The body tasked with double-checking those lists will be dubbed the Canada-US Redress Working Group and will, within the next two months, be able to "facilitate redress and recourse applications, increase transparency, and expedite the processing of complaints related to cross-border air travel."
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In Chicago, Lynn Ankney and her family have been double-checking their backyard coop, making sure there are no drafts around their Rhode Island Red and Black Australorp hens – and using snow that accumulated in recent days to build an igloo around their coop for extra insulation.
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Ring is not offering basic security precautions, such as double-checking whether someone logging in from an unknown IP address is the legitimate user, or providing a way to see how many users are currently logged in—entirely common security measures across a wealth of online services.
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The Sacramento Bee reported that the manager of the Roseville location resigned after the video started going viral and the new manager, Steve Lui, told the publication that he and his staff have been double-checking all food items in the kitchen to ensure they are not contaminated.
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"There's just a lot of double-checking and really making sure that the certificates are right," said Alan Silberberg, who owns a cybersecurity business based in LA and has been trying to put together a shipment of masks and other PPE to bring back to the US and sell.
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Double-checking what apps these boxes and sticks support mainly matters if you want to watch platform-exclusive content like "Stranger Things" on Netflix, "Transparent" on Amazon, or Apple's upcoming reality series, "Planet of the Apps," which Apple's Eddy Cue and Hollywood agent Ben Silverman will discuss at Code Media 2017.
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In news that has us double-checking whether we are, in fact, living in 2016, a U.S. Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit on Thursday brought by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against CMS, an insurance-processing claims company that rescinded a job offer to a woman because of her dreadlocks.
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Even if you think you're covered with services like Dropbox, iCloud, Google Drive, and so on, it's worth double-checking that a final sync has happened before resetting your devices and passing them on—make sure the files you need have been copied to the cloud and your other devices.
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Because the majority of experts (campaign flacks, media members, pollsters, etc.) failed to accurately predict 2016 election outcomes, a growing emphasis is being placed on how best to allocate resources between scrubbing, double-checking and supplementing traditional voter file data with the online tools that grow more sophisticated every year.
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We need to use media and technology strategically by adopting tools and practices that can protect our privacy, double-checking our sources, demanding our right to express dissent across platforms, and holding both corporate and government leaders accountable in the ways they collect, analyze, and make use of our data.
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It perhaps won't get as many views as your Facebook or Twitter profile, but it's worth double-checking that you're not revealing anything you don't want to—from the Your Account page click Your Amazon profile, and you can check up on what you're sharing publicly, from your location to your reviews.
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But if a doctor you trust recommends a particular strain that has been shown in clinical studies to help your condition, or if you have identified a strain that is backed up by solid clinical research and really want to give it a try, then sure, go ahead — after double-checking with your doctor first.
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I promptly canceled my appointment and spent an afternoon polling other providers, and double-checking with my insurance company, until I found two more affordable options: a stand-up MRI place in my neighborhood, where the cost to me would be $505, and a store-front operation in midtown Manhattan where the cost to me would be $450.
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Dr. Chansky gives the example of locking your door at night and double-checking that it's really locked: Checking once, even twice is a good thing — but for people with OCD, it might feel like being on the brink of disaster if they don't check the door a certain number of times, or check until they get that "just right" feeling.
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In comments to Hyperallergic, ancient historian and classical numismatist Liv Yarrow noted the absence of SPQR coins during the period of the Republic and its later use as a means of justifying autocracy while harkening back to an earlier age: SPQR is wholly absent from the Republican [era] coins series (a fact I had to spend some time double checking).
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