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double check

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double check
n.
A careful reinspection or reexamination to assure accuracy or proper condition; verification.

double-check (dbl-chk) v.
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Noun1.double check - something that checks the correctness of a previous check
assay, check - an appraisal of the state of affairs; "they made an assay of the contents"; "a check on its dependability under stress"


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ON SOME GENERATORS YOU CAN DOUBLE CHECK THE AMOUNT IN THE TANK BY TAKING OFF THE CAP AND LOOKING INSIDE.
Please double check this, as it would be unfortunate to include misinformation on this item.
Paul, trainer Gary Vitti might want to double check his equipment after he inspects things such as ``The McGregor Rejuvenator'' (attempts to reverse the aging process with magnets and ultraviolet rays) and ``The Relaxacisor'' (gives electric shocks to the body through contact pads and was later declared to be ``dangerous'' by the FDA in the '70s).
 
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