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Double strike
Double strike or double struck may refer to: * A double struck coin, which occurs when a coin is struck twice in the minting process. * Double striking, or typing a character over itself on a typewriter as a way to make it darker (or by accident). * Blackboard bold, whose characters are sometimes called double-struck, a typeface style imitating the chalk writing used for mathematical symbols such as \mathbb{N}, \mathbb{Z}, \mathbb{Q}, and \mathbb{R}, which can be approximated on a typewriter by double striking the letters with a horizontal offset. * 2023 Hollywood labor disputes, nicknamed the "Hollywood double strike" after the actors' guild declared a labor strike in July of that year, joining the writers' guilds who had gone on strike in May. * Double Strike, a 1989 video game developed and published in Taiwan by Sachen. * In bowling, strikes on two consecutive rolls.
Article summary
Double strike or double struck may refer to: * A double struck coin, which occurs when a coin is struck twice in the minting process. * Double striking, or typing a character over itself on a typewriter as a way to make it darker (or by accident). * Blackboard bold, whose characters are sometimes called double-struck, a typeface style imitating the chalk writing used for mathematical symbols such as \mathbb{N}, \mathbb{Z}, \mathbb{Q}, and \mathbb{R}, which can be approximated on a typewriter by double striking the letters with a horizontal offset. * 2023 Hollywood labor disputes, nicknamed the "Hollywood double strike" after the actors' guild declared a labor strike in July of that year, joining the writers' guilds who had gone on strike in May. * Double Strike, a 1989 video game developed and published in Taiwan by Sachen. * In bowling, strikes on two consecutive rolls.
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