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Use "whammies" in a sentence
"Tessa had never seen an episode of "Press Your Luck," so imagine me trying to explain what the "whammies" were."
"In the three decades after the WW2 they were getting roughly 65% of national income, but since the 1980s it's fallen to 50% as the double whammies of the rise of globalization and de-industrialization hit the American workforce."
""Salt's" punchy combination of credible tradecraft and "Die Hard" bombast make it that rare summer diversion that delivers lots of escapist whammies without insulting the audience."