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People born from 1990 and on, have DOUBLE the risk of developing colon cancer and QUADRUPLE the risk of developing rectal cancer compared to those born in the 1950s
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The last NBA player to achieve a quadruple double (>10 points, assists, rebounds, and blocked shots) was David "The Admiral" Robinson. He also stole the ball twice.
What is a quadruple double in basketball?
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what is a quadruple double?
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In 1985, Larry Bird was one steal away from a quadruple-double after just three quarters of play. Head coach K. C. Jones asked if he wanted to stay in the game. Bird declined, saying that he "already did enough damage.
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When an objects" speed doubles, its kinetic energy quadruples.
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Only four verified NBA players have earned a Quadruple-Double in a game. Larry Bird would have been the second but told his coach he had done "enough damage" and voluntarily sat out the last quarter one steal short.
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The 5 Quadruple Doubles in the NBA since 1972 (when Blocks & Steals became official), 2 were by Hakeem Olajuwon in the same month
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Larry Bird was informed that he was one steal away from a quadruple-double at the the end of the fourth quarter. He sat out the 4th quarter saying that he "already did enough damage." Only 4 players in the NBA have achieved a quadruple-double.
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The Integral symbol ∫ goes to Double integral ∬, extending all the way to Quadruple integral (⨌) and ∰ means Volume integral
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Hakeem Olajuwon is one of only 5 players to record a quadruple double, and he had two of them.
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The blue-and-white striped shirt associated with sailors was originally worn by the Russian armed forces, where it is called a telnyashka. Single-thread knitting is standard, but double and quadruple knittings exist, with the latter warm down to 5°C, even by itself.
