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Meanings of did twice in English

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Usage of did twice in English
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This we did twice before dark, leaving them to dry during the night.
Snow Shoes and Canoes / Or, The Early Days of a Fur-Trader in th...
2
This I did twice, but without any real pleasure.
Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 2 / Sexual Inversion
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He certainly did twice last year and we have got to get him back to that.
The Guardian
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Trusting gentry was not something he did twice.
The secret river
5
In October, Lambert's Point, the biggest U.S. export terminal, did twice the tonnage it did in October 2007.
Reuters
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By this means the Fool did twice as much work as the Knave, and yet he could not complain.
Old-Fashioned Fairy Tales
7
With Stuart away in Congress, it fell to Lincoln to travel the new circuit, which he did twice a year.
A. lincoln: a biography
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The upper part is way easier, but continuous, I hadn't thought I would have fallen there, but I did twice.
Climbing Magazine
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I talked to them, like I did twice daily since they'd been gone, and couldn't wait to have them back home.
The devil's closet
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I consented to their request, and did twice at two several assemblies, though with much weakness, discover my gift to them.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 09 — Lives and Letters
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This necessitated my climbing the shears, which I did twice, before I finished guying it fore and aft and to either side.
The Sea-Wolf
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This he did twice every Sunday in the year, the coachman driving him there in the morning and the head-groom in the afternoon.
An Eye for an Eye
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Minnesota was trying to recover from a 3-1 series deficit much like it did twice during the 2003 postseason.
Reuters
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A woman's heart trusted him, but a maiden's pride permitted no question when Garth rode over as he did twice during the following week.
The Short Cut
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This he did twice, but the Lord guided the spear away from David, just as he guided the pebble to Goliath, and he was unhurt.
Child's Story of the Bible
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Strange it was to see that Gulden, who Joan thought might be a shirker, did twice the work of any man, especially the heavy work.
The Border Legion
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