Ten minutes on a stationary bike with just one minute of intense exertion, researchers found, offers the same physiological benefits as 45 minutes of moderate exertion.
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Working too hard is the main cause of exertion headaches.
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As I mentioned, I'm not one for regular physical exertion.
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Transforming their stories is a very precise and delicate exertion.
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They know all too well the toll of their exertion.
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Their exertion kept them plenty warm despite the subfreezing temperatures.
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Some Brexiteers would doubtless enjoy such a muscular exertion of sovereignty.
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Participants rated their perceived exertion and had their heart rates measured.
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Exertion headaches aren't as well known as migraines or stress headaches.
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I'm interested in digging behind that veil, putting their exertion onstage.
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At maximum exertion, their cells might not be getting enough oxygen.
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Each day the advice is the same: Stay inside, avoid exertion.
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Here is a masculinity not of muscular exertion but baleful inaction.
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It recommends that sensitive travelers reduce prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors.
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These symptoms were made worse by physical exertion and cardiovascular exercise.
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"An isometric exercise requires the full exertion of the muscle," Rilinger says.
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Electrical power here does not come without concerted exertion or personal sacrifice.
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I do like eating sweets immediately after a high-intensity physical exertion.
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Stairwell interval training requires only one minute of strenuous exertion, he says.
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People avoided swimming pools and physical exertion and cleaned their homes obsessively.
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It displays real time data, including your speed and exertion and power.
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Know someone who hates to exercise or constantly complains about physical exertion?
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Her face was blotchy with exertion, but she wasn't sweating very much.
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Willpower is conscious exertion, when we have to force ourselves to do something.
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The #22010PushUpChallenge fills your feed with equal parts physical exertion and military empowerment.
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Still, it is all too much exertion for Monty and he passes out.
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At lower levels, the body struggles with exertion and thinking can become impaired.
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I think I've trained my body into these cycles of exertion and rest.
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How did you keep your mind occupied for eight hours of relentless exertion?
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It's simply an injection of skepticism about this kind of exertion of power.
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Her pain level varies, though it is sometimes debilitating in the wake of exertion.
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In the 1990s she pioneered stroke-by-stroke screeches, delivered apparently regardless of exertion.
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But the carts envisioned by Walmart are about way more than minimizing physical exertion.
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"I have vivid memories of watching his concentration and level of exertion," Jarman said.
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Drivers crawled through a thick fog as experts warned people to avoid outdoor exertion.
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Professional sports are emotional by nature, adrenaline pumping during high levels of physical exertion.
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His four daily hours in the pool were a ritual of solitude, discipline, exertion.
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It takes sweaty labor and psychic exertion to comb through the junk we've accumulated.
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Even the exertion that wrenches his face in each race suggests a commoner's labor.
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After hours or days of wild exertion, one or the other winds up dead.
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Beyond that even minimal exertion can lead to difficulty in breathing and immediate exhaustion.
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Nor did he notice that he was getting short of breath after minor exertion.
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Limit the profit, and you limit the exertion of ingenuity in a thousand ways.
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After about 25 minutes the emergency workers are panting and sweaty from the exertion.
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"Yeah," they say, stretching their arms, their voice pitching up a little with the exertion.
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The physical exertion of ballet requires daily conditioning to build up endurance, flexibility, and strength.
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At any rate, the achievement becomes less obvious than when it's reached through physical exertion.
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People with heart/lung disease, older adults, and children should consider reducing prolonged/heavy exertion.
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Paxton praised the ruling as halting an unconstitutional exertion of power by the federal government.
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THE RIGHT arms of Theresa May's whips must be tired from all of the exertion.
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Your body heats up under exertion, and sweating is your body's way of cooling off.
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Almost 250 feet up the dipterocarp, Aldred's muscles seize up from dehydration and over-exertion.
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Running and physical exertion were constant, he said, but psychological punishment was significant as well.
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TORONTO — Patrick Marleau's face was red from exertion as he stripped off his hockey gear.
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It'll take only nine minutes of exertion to complete a full-body strength-building workout.
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The crawling pieces register well — the exertion and absurdity of the actions are made clear.
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In fact, it requires almost as much physical exertion as riding a traditional mountain bike.
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First it was hard to breathe, then dizzy spells caused by any amount of exertion.
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The frontrunner becomes a highly visible target and must fend off challengers through constant exertion.
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Being cleared to return meant having no symptoms, either at rest or after physical exertion.
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Certain signs to look for would be sudden onset without exertion, shortness of breath that continues or worsens with exertion or laying down but can improve with standing up, cold and clammy sweat without a stressor, and other associated symptoms of a heart attack present.
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Heatstroke and exertion-related heart attacks caused nine out of 13 football-related deaths in 2017.
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Sounds like you're suffering from an exertion headache—a type of head pain triggered by exercise.
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The deputy said he became physically exhausted from the encounter and felt dizzy from the exertion.
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Sometimes you need that little hit of dopamine without the exertion that usually goes with it.
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But the impact of the collision, plus the exertion of the rescue, exacerbated Kennedy's back problems.
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This reduces the pressure and physical exertion on the colon walls, minimizing pain or discomfort afterwards.
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She knew, too, that this hormone's levels in the blood rise during periods of physical exertion.
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He remains a trim, fit man for whom the bike ride is exertion but not exhaustion.
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Extreme physical exertion and extreme emotional distress also often have been linked to sudden heart attacks.
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If someone introduces any kind of physical exertion into the situation, I just might pass out.
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Speed-cubing is not a sport because it does not involve physical exertion and/or risk.
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The halftime show, unlike the game, doesn't work best as a documentary of extreme physical exertion.
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But Mr. Evans was also engaged in an enigmatic ritual of physical exertion and formal control.
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As of Tuesday, the alert was still in place, with Londoners advised to cut physical exertion outdoors.
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All the while, her beating heart speeds up with each exertion and slows down when she relaxes.
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"In the cowshed, starving was augmented by physical exertion and the constant threat of beating," he wrote.
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Sample line of Drago dialogue from Rocky IV: [just a monstrous dinosaur sound of pain and exertion].
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This Saturday, an 87-year-old Sacramento man passed out from exertion while mowing his front lawn.
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How one gets to yoga -- through meditation, chanting or physical exertion -- is less important than getting there.
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He liked the exertion, the independence, but most of all the heightened sensitivity that came with danger.
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Data were collected using a questionnaire, with participants rating their exertion levels as low, moderate or high.
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It relies on simplicity and detailed camerawork to capture the exertion at the heart of the track.
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But with enough exertion and sweat, my wife and I got the set upstairs to my office.
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Her name is Brittany, and she performs her transformative duties with plodding exertion and a closed face.
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The timing of the extra race disrupted Bannister's regimen of exertion and recovery, and left him depleted.
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Anything that destroys muscle tissue, like trauma or even excessive exertion, can cause some degree of rhabdo.
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But success may require more exertion of our bodies and will than we might hope, he adds.
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And then there are times when even in the absence of any exertion, things fall into place.
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One minute of all-out exercise may provide the benefits of 45 minutes of moderate exertion. 4.
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Having sudden symptoms, or symptom onset after exertion, were strongly tied to getting to the hospital quickly.
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But that study looked at relatively moderate exercise, not the kind of intense exertion required during competition.
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Riders who will be competing in show jumping, reining and endurance competitions said that to maintain the strength and flexibility of their horses, they alternate between higher-exertion and lower-exertion work and do dressage, which requires horses to perform patterns with balletic movements and underpins most other disciplines.
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Options carry tiny startups aloft by motivating founders to superhuman levels of exertion in pursuit of colossal payouts.
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"People with heart/lung disease, older adults, and children should consider reducing prolonged/heavy exertion," the agency said.
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In the case of Twist's production, behind the twirling drapes there's certainly a lot of vigorous physical exertion.
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The endurance is the equivalent of a marathon and takes almost the same amount of time and exertion.
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The examiner also linked his death to physical exertion and recent dietary supplement use, according to Fox 8.
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Some of us just sweat more naturally thanks to our age, genetics, caffeine intake, and level of exertion.
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Through his research, Karageorghis has determined that a solid beat can reduce perceived exertion by around 10 percent.
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Because they require less exertion to ride, e-bikes do away with some common objections to bike riding.
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Panicked, I started running the seats of the theater, hoping the physical exertion would get my voice moving.
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But the British tax authority said bridge did not qualify because it did not involve much physical exertion.
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Wing corkscrews require less exertion of strength, thanks to the application of a classic simple machine: the lever.
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Other molecular changes cropped up after the workout, with each leg responding a bit differently to the exertion.
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In upscale buildings that go all out to pamper residents, a feature that requires exertion might seem counterintuitive.
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Mr. Clapton offered husky swipes across the strings and clacking single-note plucks, enacting both elegance and exertion.
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It's well known that exercise enhances cognitive functioning, but what about movements like rocking that involve minimal exertion?
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With this workout it'll take only nine minutes of exertion to complete a full-body strength-building workout.
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Physical exertion, alcohol consumption, and dehydration can all make it harder for your body to regulate its temperature.
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Thankfully, even those of us whose only exertion had been changing camera lenses got to get involved, too.
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The condition can be caused by severe exertion, such as marathon running, or in Shamburger&aposs case, intense weightlifting.
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Victoria's Secret angels take smiling, careful spins at the end of the catwalk; Rihanna's dancers were sweaty with exertion.
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Erin may be the product of 10 years of imaginative exertion, but she eventually became real, to a degree.
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Authorities warned residents about trying to shovel out, saying the stress of such exertion could bring on heart attacks.
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In buildings 22 to 230 floors high, the race is roughly the exertion and length of a 2500K run.
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Mars' energy will be limp as hell during the retrograde, and over-exertion will not be a good idea.
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The concept means to strive to the utmost of one's ability, and involves exertion, spirituality, self-purification, and devotion.
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His voice rang out cleanly and clearly, and he showed good stamina in a portrayal long on physical exertion.
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He's the master of phoning in to news shows rather than appearing on set, which would require more exertion.
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Sarkissian breaks out in a sweat from his physical exertion, but the performance is clearly emotionally exhausting as well.
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"These results provide a first compelling demonstration that the exertion of effort is contagious," the Belgian research team said.
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The volunteers were mostly women, and mostly middle-aged, and had come outfitted for day hikes of moderate exertion.
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Following even minimal exertion, patients tend to "crash" or "collapse" and may require days, weeks or longer to rebound.
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It is about minimizing the mental resources, the mental exertion, required to choose among the options that express ourselves.
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Jefferson Pierce (Cress Williams), the hero's middle-aged alter ego, lies in bed, sore and moaning from the exertion.
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The Olympics, on the other hand, are a grueling three-week marathon of nonstop physical exertion — for the photographer.
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However, Todd is starting to run on empty as the mental exertion of the past few weeks manifests itself.
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"Indirect" deaths are caused by systemic failures because of exertion: heatstroke and most incidences of cardiac arrest, for example.
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An exertion headache is your body's way of telling you it's being overexerted, so if one strikes, take a break.
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The perfect mix of fun and physical exertion, they're one of our favorite ways to get some exercise with friends.
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Between still being pretty full from lunch, the heat, and the exertion, all I want for dinner is ice cream.
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Basically, extreme exertion can cause muscle cells to explode, leaching proteins into the bloodstream—a place they really shouldn't be.
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Heart attack survivors and others can reduce risks related to sexual exertion by engaging in regular physical activity, it adds.
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Lex and Cooker crawled onto the opposite bank—forty yards across, and another twenty downriver—steaming from exertion and cold.
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For the winter, we may have evolved to adopt a melatonin-induced, hibernation-like state to prevent unnecessary energy exertion.
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We swam through smooth water, hidden up to our necks, buoyed inside the happy silence that follows great physical exertion.
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When oxygen runs low, he explains, it affects our ability to think clearly and physical exertion becomes much more taxing.
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The work builds out this strange cafe world with themes of repetition and despair, dream-like escapes and bodily exertion.
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It's a moment that allows everyone in the room to share in the pleasure of the dancers' vigor and exertion.
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If it doesn't function properly, it can cause fatigue and shortness of breath during exertion, as well as fainting spells.
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The EPA warns such levels of air pollutions can effect the entire population, and warns people to avoid outdoor exertion.
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This sort of exertion of governmental power in foreign lands is enabled by South Asian nations' geopolitical dependence on one another.
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All that over-exertion can actually impair your immune system, according to a new study just published in Frontiers in Physiology.
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According to them, vacuum-based massage improves circulation and overall well being, suggesting that muscle repair happens faster after physical exertion.
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The apparent exertion of boardroom influence means that the idea of Air China taking over Cathay is also no longer unthinkable.
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Working hard to find practical solutions is difficult, but improving morale, decreasing government spending, and saving lives make the exertion worthwhile.
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Seventy-one years of exertion has produced one other thing — time for Israel to steadily expand its writ over contested territory.
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That exertion is exacerbated by the high temperatures in Mecca during the summer, which is the hottest inhabited place on Earth.
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The inclination toward voluntary physical exertion is one of jogging's many prerequisites: You need free time, decent shoes, possibly child care.
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This was a typical exertion for the trio, but a little punchier than the hour or so of music preceding it.
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His cause of death was listed cardiac arrest following physical exertion, physical restraint and electro-muscular disruption from the Taser shocks.
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The term "work" mean physical or mental exertion that is controlled by the employer and is completed for the employer's benefit.
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Studies have tied the exertion of a good fuck to a higher risk of heart attack or stroke—especially among men.
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Conversely, points play out longer, it's harder to hit winners, and so the mental exertion eventually catches up to my body.
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For this choreographer, the body is a vessel for all the turmoil of our lives, which expresses itself through unbridled exertion.
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Basically, the curtains come down, and then I&aposve been, like, throwing up in the trash on the side from exertion.
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The majority of the deaths that year -- the nine indirect cases -- were due to heatstroke (hyperthermia) and exertion-related cardiac arrest.
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"It has the quality of extreme sport," he said, noting that he feels the exertion in his arms and shoulders afterward.
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But if people consistently sidestep the discomfort of mental effort or physical exertion, this restraint can be detrimental to the brain.
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At the hospital, doctors recommended bed rest and that she avoid exertion, a common directive for women with high-risk pregnancies.
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The foundation did a study of 109 deaths in races between 1985 and 2015 that illuminated the heart risk with intense exertion.
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Exertion headaches tend to happen when you're sweating your hardest; they're caused by increased pressure on the blood vessels in the brain.
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The local air pollution control agency warned that people in the areas affected by smoke should avoid vigorous outdoor or indoor exertion.
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"High-visibility international athletic events such as the Summer Olympics represent just a small fraction of heavy exertion outdoors," the article says.
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Stars of the 1970s and the 1980s, and hardly famed for their courtesy on court, they used to groan with ostentatious exertion.
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But they're so slippery from all the exertion, I have to wipe them on the von Furstenberg just to get a grip.
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So each patient would have defined heavy exertion and extreme emotion relative to his or her experience of them, Dr. Smyth says.
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Not only can VR afford stunning mountaintop views at a fraction of the expense and exertion, it will also save precious time.
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African-Americans, in whatever station of life, recognize this over-the-top exertion of force as a dreary day-to-day prospect.
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Some point to endorphins — but the idea that exertion causes endorphin levels to rise in the brain seems to be a myth.
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"Don't become a victim of the numbers," he said, noting that the brain is good at interpreting the body's signals about exertion.
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When the momentum subsides and you begin to stroke, your lungs suddenly scream for oxygen, on fire, irrationally so, from the exertion.
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As such, there is no compelling evidence of the exertion of market power nor market failure that would justify a regulatory solution.
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But even then, if someone wants to sprint at the end, they are going to need carbohydrates for that burst of exertion.
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He no longer has shortness of breath with exertion like he used to have before that fateful day that he got admitted.
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She has played overseas every off-season since leaving college, adding several months of physical exertion to the three-month W.N.B.A. season.
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Londoners were advised to cut physical exertion outdoors, and air quality alerts were displayed at 2,500 bus countdown and river pier signs.
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The athletes played sports ranging from football to track, some involving tackling and similar contact and others little contact but considerable exertion.
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To see if your own eyes are hardening, look no further than your phone, which should require no exertion; you're probably already there.
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Dehydration, sleep deprivation, blood pressure issues and your food and drink choices (such as chocolate, alcohol, caffeine) could all trigger an exertion headache.
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A new video from YouTube channel JerryRigEverything shows that Apple's latest iPad Pro can be bent and completely destroyed seemingly without much exertion.
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"Attitudes are more important than facts," Peale said, and he exhorted his followers to bend the world to their will through mental exertion.
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The acronym stands for training impulse, a measurement determined by multiplying the length of an exercise by exertion, as measured by heart rate.
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To recover from the exertion of my travels, I had allowed myself two weeks of vacation in Kampot, a city in southern Cambodia.
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Many long-distance runners train in intervals, also known as periodization, building strength by alternating hard and easy weeks of exertion and recovery.
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In doing so, this lawsuit exposes a fatal flaw in that the individual mandate currently exists as an unconstitutional exertion of federal power.
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It was a telltale sign of exertion, of a man leaking energy rather than gaining it from the thrum of his cheering crowds.
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Heavy physical exertion and anger or emotional upset were both closely associated with an increased risk of having a heart attack, they found.
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Those are a direct result of recent studies that have shown optimal results come within certain intervals of exertion or certain heart rates.
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Some in the crowd were concerned for the health of the band's hard-driving drummer, Sal Cappi, whose exertion was a bit alarming.
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Facebook, in particular, has come under pressure over the spread of misinformation and the exertion of foreign interference during the 2016 presidential election.
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"Given the air quality forecast for the next 24 hours, healthy persons should reduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor physical exertion," the agency said.
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For the people in these food deserts, finding a ride, waiting for public transit, walking or biking requires extra time, money and exertion.
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"Tracktown" nails the athletic details: the raw eggs and specialized diet; the sensuality of toned bodies in exertion; the glitter of sports celebrity.
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For triathletes, a lake may be just another medium to get through, like a hilly bicycle path, in an orgy of punishing exertion.
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But the researchers were intrigued to find that most of this exertion took place in between poses rather than during the poses themselves.
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A pathology report from the coroner's office says Okobi died of cardiac arrest after physical exertion and restraint and recent electro-muscular disruption.
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It found that by reducing the production of prostaglandins, NSAIDs change how a body responds to exertion, this time deep within the muscles.
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Lactic acid levels, an indication of exertion, were lower for chocolate milk drinkers than for people who consumed placebo drinks, the study also found.
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This is a worsening of symptoms that can occur after physical or mental exertion, and can strike as long as 48 hours after activity.
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It's normal for dogs to pant after exertion or in hot weather, but they shouldn't be panting if they're just walking around the house.
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"We are also much more likely to experience the illusive 'flow state,' where we are applying exertion, but in an effortless way," he says.
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By the end of the tune, the band had ratcheted up to a heroic exertion, prompting a full-throated cheer from the capacity crowd.
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But there can also be acute triggers for heart attacks, like exertion, strong emotions, natural disasters, and, studies show, watching a tense soccer game.
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A last-ditch, possibly life-saving safety precaution, but also a startling exertion of force over a product that people had paid money for.
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"We test a range of people spanning gender, age, weight and fitness level at multiple submaximal exertion levels," Daly says to me, over email.
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Good news, for those of us who get colorful with our vocal expressions of physical exertion—science now says that swearing makes you stronger.
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About 13% of nurses reported high activity levels at work, 34% described their exertion level as moderate and 19% said they were generally sedentary.
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Pedaling an electric mountain bike is a workout, not an effortless romp, requiring almost as much physical exertion as riding a standard mountain bike.
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" In San Mateo, the county coroner ruled the death of Ramzi Saad a homicide: "cardiac arrest occurring during physical exertion, physical restraint and tasering.
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The massive required preparation and grueling physical exertion due to the harsh weather conditions can leave attendees distracted before and exhausted after the event.
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"When you work out, you produce heat, but your rate of perceived exertion is less when it's colder, making exercise seem easier," he said.
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He described his symptoms and how they had progressively grown worse: wheezing, shortness of breath with the slightest exertion and this gut-wrenching cough.
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" In San Mateo, the county coroner ruled the death of Ramzi Saad a homicide: "cardiac arrest occurring during physical exertion, physical restraint and tasering.
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Moderate activity during the day can help relieve restless leg syndrome symptoms at night, but "paradoxically, extreme exertion might make it worse," Dr. Berkowski says.
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Brown notes how many of his patients, regardless of sexual orientation, come into his office complaining about fatigue, chest pain, tightness or heaviness with exertion.
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"Any additional exertion the fish endure by being pursued by anglers exhaust them to a point of nonrecovery" — even if you practice catch and release.
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Endurance events would likely be the first casualty of high temperatures -- they require a lot of space, so they're usually held outside, and physical exertion.
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D'Arnaud, who has missed six weeks with a rotator cuff strain, has been playing catch from 150 feet but has not thrown with full exertion.
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As she slips farther into fanaticism and the arms of John Leal, Will is driven desperately and jealously to his own retaliatory exertion of control.
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Walker is probably right when he speculates that the gaunt Chopin, who erupted in coughing fits at the slightest exertion, wasn't much fun in bed.
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His condition forced him to avoid physical exertion — a limitation that sparked his intellectual curiosity, his sister, Suzanne Marques, a Los Angeles television journalist, said.
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Walking, cycling and other activities, even if they required the same exertion as running, typically dropped the risk of premature death by about 12 percent.
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During my first few runs, I realized my long-held disdain for jogging was less about physical exertion and more about the shoes I wore.
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Growing up on the Upper West and Upper East Sides of Manhattan I had held few jobs, and none of them involved much physical exertion.
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It's fast and requires no exertion, making it the ideal option for a reception when you need to open multiple bottles at the same time.
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To save me this kind of exertion in the future, I am thinking of having little letters runoff [sic] saying, 'Can you ever forgive me?
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According to Cycling Weekly, Polijanski's prominent veins are caused by the exertion cyclists put on their vascular system when they race for several hours a day.
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On a monitor I see my baseline heart rate of 70bpm double, and by the end of the 903 minute exertion, top out at 188 bpm.
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As early as 20103, a medic warned that vigorous "exertion" in post-pubescent women threatened their reproductive health "by wearing out the powers of the body".
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At 9 o'clock, I climbed into the bottom bunk and curled up in my sleeping bag, worn out from physical exertion and the monotony of digging.
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The main outcome they were interested in was how much time each group could spend exercising on a treadmill, since angina often acts up with exertion.
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By the mid-1940s, Carlile had encouraged other Australian coaches to use interval training — alternating between activities requiring different rates of speed and levels of exertion.
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There is a sexual component, yes, but mostly it's about someone exerting his or her will over another and deriving pleasure and satisfaction from that exertion.
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He and his colleagues also do not know whether half of a standard banana every 30 minutes is the ideal amount of the fruit during exertion.
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While curling is far from cross-country skiing in terms of exertion, curlers spend hours on their feet and vigorously sweep the ice at regular intervals.
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Marriages often appear more fragile from the outside looking in, possibly because the daily exertion of staying married entails wildly different calisthenics from couple to couple.
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What to check out nearby Locals Collective, the Mikes' latest business venture, offers the ultimate refuge from the sun and a nice reward for your exertion.
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Traditionally, that means nonstop campaigning, seven or eight stops a day, as her voice grows hoarse from all the exertion of trying to close the deal.
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Recommendations from the CDC and other organizations on how to deal with concussions and exertion-related conditions point to a combination of vigilance, awareness and education.
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You mule along from doorstep to doorstep in a feat of minor, self-elected physical exertion about which most of the world remains indifferent or unaware.
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The executive order on refugees might be the first of Trump's decisions to start stimulating some serious grassroots and political opposition to this exertion of presidential power.
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While Acton noted that Facebook left WhatsApp alone for its first three years, his last months at the company was marked by the exertion of more influence.
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Going without a full night's sleep may spur your body to create more fatty tissue, which casts a grim light on Camacho's years of early-morning exertion.
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Amid Amma's full exertion of strength, her sidekicks, Kelsey (Violet Brinson) and Jodes (April Brinson), desperately paw at Ann to seem like they're helping in any way.
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They could stress muscles in a way that would not be possible at higher altitudes and would presumably be able to run faster while perceiving less exertion.
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Such female exertion violated the white middle-class ideal of femininity, as did the athletes' "masculinized" physiques, prompting Olympic leaders to consider eliminating those events for women.
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Here, four performers invoke states of willful persistence, spreading their bodies and voices across the stage until, as if drained from exertion, they exit one by one.
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But his case also raised doubts about whether the violation was intentional because meldonium would offer few benefits in curling, which does not involve intense physical exertion.
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But those studies primarily examined nonstop intense exercise, such as continuous, hard bicycling or running, and not interval training, which interrupts the strenuous exertion with rest periods.
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And of course, avoiding death isn't the only aim; traumatic brain and spinal injuries, exertion injuries and other physical consequences don't need to kill to be devastating.
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But our bodies can store relatively small amounts of them and may almost exhaust those stores during prolonged or intense exertion, forcing us to slow or stop.
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"There is a small moment of exertion where I stand up toward the end," she says, when Fleabag's pain finally emerges in a burst of emotional vomit.
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In this, he was a stark contrast to the show's headliner, Lil Uzi Vert, who makes conviction and exertion central to his stage presence, and to his music.
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Exertion headaches can also be brought on by small mistakes you're making during your workout, Steven Coppolecchia, physical therapist at Spear Physical Therapy in New York, tells Health.
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A doctor will then evaluate the player and put him through a "return-to-participation" exertion protocol before a team doctor and NBA's concussion program director clear him.
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Victorians also believed that wearing white allowed athletes to sweat with little notice, although women tennis players dressed in a manner that prevented them from real physical exertion.
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Research shows that strength and flexibility are greatest in the late afternoon and that perceived exertion -- meaning how hard you feel that your body is working -- is lowest.
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This one required far less exertion than Mike Fisher's Game 4 winner at 227:210 of the third overtime Thursday night, a fact gleefully noted by Colin Wilson.
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The expansive notion of cancellation is often more hopeful than it is plausible; as a democratic aspiration, it's an exertion of agency and control, a reclamation of power.
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They also note that the link between activity levels, step counts and brain volume was not consistent, with a smaller benefit seen at the highest levels of exertion.
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Even better, the exertion required can be so slight as to allow almost anyone, even those who are out of shape or possibly disabled, to complete the exercise.
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Those seeking physical exertion should look for classes billed as "power" yoga, according to Melanie Potiaumpai, who led both studies as a doctoral candidate in Dr. Signorile's lab.
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Other experiments have found that the impacts of exertion and sleep work both ways; after a night of ragged sleep, people often report finding their normal workout extra wearing.
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The most common symptom is chest discomfort that feels like squeezing and gets worse with exertion; other symptoms are shortness of breath, pain in the jaw, or excessive sweating.
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A typical periodization program for a 100-miler may ramp you up over five or six months, building strength by alternating hard and easy weeks of exertion and recovery.
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Each of their flutes made a different sound and their performance required a decent amount of physical exertion, leading to what they describe as a state of musical euphoria.
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And, unlike other veggie choppers that require pressing or slapping (you know what I'm talking about), the T-Fal chopper requires a lot less exertion and holds more food.
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When I got home, my feet were swollen, my toes red from the pressure of being pushed forward — not a good look, nor is it practical for physical exertion.
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Instead of fighting for equal pay, equal work, and family leave, women were told that they needed to empower themselves, one by one, through power dressing and personal exertion.
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Even when the dead bodies Zachary Smeltz lifts for a living are hefty, he makes sure to handle even the burliest corpse in a gentle manner, masking any exertion.
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The Glynns' horses are not being ridden, even in the arenas at the evacuation sites, because the air is so thick with smoke that exertion can inhibit their breathing.
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I felt a little tense as I heard them hissing (which Serpentessa said is from exertion) and felt the flicking of their little black forked tongues on my skin.
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Jogging strollers are a popular way for new parents to integrate their children directly into their exercise time and capitalize on the additional exertion of pushing that extra weight.
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In the weeks leading up to our cross-country trip, I started building a fortress of jokes: physical exertion jokes, jokes about the things white people do for fun.
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My exhaustion is profound; I still have shortness of breath during exertion and every activity needs to be balanced against how long it will take to recover from it.
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Along with epic physical exertion, Reese's run was the product of serious planning, teams on the ground for extra help, a bit of luck, and a bunch of spin classes.
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More than 23 years after the term was first coined, there's still maddeningly little we understand about CFS, also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis, or more recently, systemic exertion intolerance disease.
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It's clutch not to race through these moves; instead take your time to feel your muscles work — both on the exertion (the pushing or pulling action) and on the release.
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I compared it to another optical heart-rate sensor (a Microsoft Band 2), my trusty Garmin's chest strap, and a medical-style pulse oximeter, all at different levels of exertion.
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And it's the first Garmin watch — possibly the first sport watch — to show Strava app fans their "Suffer Score," a real-time reading on exertion based on heart rate analysis.
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But the former regional-level soccer player and black belt in karate says he only discovered this dream job, which combines physical exertion and historical nerdiness, only six years ago.
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Watch More From Tonic: But perhaps you've squeezed your favorite rock and, after a few minutes of mental exertion, enjoyed the physical sensation of a weight evaporating from your shoulders.
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Noah became a volcanic, do-everything star with these teams, a point center who almost single-handedly made up for all the Bulls' roster deficiencies through exertion and crazed will.
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"Toys become really useful allies for everyone during sex," she continues, explaining how sex toys can relieve physical exertion on mouths, hands, and bodies, providing novel sensations along the way.
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While James moved slightly faster and covered a bit more ground according to SportVU, most of his stats for physical exertion were right in line with his average this postseason.
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If you are betting against that, for reasons of partisanship or hope or blind and defiant youth, beauty and exertion can somehow cancel the tides, it will break your heart.
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His autopsy report said the likely cause of death was cardiac arrest "due to methamphetamine toxicity in the setting of physical exertion/restraint," with cardiovascular disease as a contributing factor.
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He appears to accept the notion that pitching through the seventh inning lies beyond the limit of human exertion, and last season he posted a 7.88 E.R.A. in that inning.
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I'm the type of person who feels like sitting upright in an office chair for too long is physical exertion — a known, chronic Couch Lounger at work, if you will.
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Also unanswerable was how he'd respond to the exertion and stress of the expedition, which included waking in darkness in subzero temperatures and a 16-hour climb on summit day.
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Overall, the study found that chocolate milk lengthened time to exhaustion, and improved perceived exertion, heart rate or levels of lactic acid in the blood at least as much other beverages.
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What makes the guidelines different this time around, though, is the emphasis on convincing people that any extra exertion is worth the effort, even if they don't meet the above numbers.
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They're not sure why this is but most of these diagnoses were for hypoxemia, or low blood oxygen, which can be caused by exertion at high altitudes where there's less oxygen.
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That there are so few, and that those few are so inundated with propaganda, is certainly indicative of the government's ongoing exertion of strict control over internet-based communication and business.
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Picking something to stream requires none of the same exertion or commitment — and you can stop halfway through, jump to something else, toodle around on your phone during the slower bits.
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Doctors aren't exactly sure, but one theory is that sex is similar to physical exertion, which can cause the blood vessels in your skull to dilate and lead to a headache.
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Along the bottom of the display, you see your stats: your cadence, your resistance, your output or overall exertion level, and if you wear a heart rate strap, your heart rate.
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Limit caffeine, take folic acid supplements, monitor physical exertion—the list of ways women are supposed to alter their lives to accommodate for their growing fetuses is long, and mostly reasonable.
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Even Violet Baudelaire, the protagonist of A Series of Unfortunate Events, famously had to tie up her hair with a ribbon in order to focus, which requires basically zero physical exertion.
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Sure, labor is different for everyone, but if you've ever gone through labor (or thought about what labor might be like), it likely involved screaming and grunting in exertion and pain.
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The sensors in the clothing don't just track the general motion of the body — they pinpoint individual movements and track the exertion of the major upper and lower body muscle groups.
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When neurons in the parts of the brain that regulate movement need less stimulation to fire, the brain perceives less exertion in those movements, allowing athletes to push harder and longer.
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Athletes join together for group rides and races within a cycling game that hooks up to their own bike trainers at home in order to reflect their movements and physical exertion.
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The change is intended not only to control exertion on the field and promote recovery from it, but also to minimize injuries such as concussion and lower the risk of EHS.
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I have deep, deep concerns about the shifting toward oligarchic power, especially after decisions like Citizens United that are allowing even more exertion of power and corruption within our political system.
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Many corporations have done far better in "rent seeking"— getting a larger share of the national wealth through the exertion of monopoly power or extracting favors from government — than in anything else.
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Like the 735XT, the new 935 can estimate VO2 Max and connect to the Strava app to deliver users' "Suffer Score" — a real-time measure of exertion based on heart rate information.
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Over the past couple of days, the Air Quality Index in parts of the Bay Area has reached "unhealthy" levels, which means that even active, healthy adults should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
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The sound design and animation go a long way to selling the Leviathan Axe, too, with a weighty thud when it hits and Kratos' yells of exertion as he heaves the weapon.
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Cernan spent two hours and seven minutes outside the Gemini 9 spacecraft on the 1966 mission but had to come in early because his helmet visor was fogging up due to exertion.
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Exertion forces you to breathe deeply instead of hyperventilating, and helps reconnect you to the physical reality around you, not the one in your head where everything is on fire, Beard says.
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They're usually grueling for actors and stunt doubles to film, as the normal process of shooting multiple takes is amplified by the daunting physical exertion that's required in addition to "just" acting.
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When heart attack symptoms start gradually and don't follow exertion, patients are much slower to get to an emergency room and risk missing a critical window for preserving heart function, researchers say.
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But how sitting, which seems to demand so little from the heart, could be linked to heart failure, a condition in which the heart cannot respond adequately to exertion, has been unclear.
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"Georgia high schools in the 19913s did not demand extraordinary academic exertion," Professor Scott wrote of her teenage years in an essay for the collection "Shapers of Southern History: Autobiographical Reflections" (2004).
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So, it's really looking at you and saying, "You're doing this well or not well," and you're trying to achieve a certain amount of exertion points essentially in a very technical sense.
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Warming up before any type of exercise, strenuous or not, gradually increases your heart rate and gets your blood flowing to prepare your body for activity, which can also ward off exertion headaches.
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After passing out at a dance marathon from exertion, Thore gets a lecture from a doctor about her current lifestyle in this exclusive clip from Wednesday's episode of My Big Fat Fabulous Life.
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The Bissell ProHeat 2X Revolution Pet Pro carpet cleaner has many features that make for easy use and impressive performance, and it's designed to tackle stains with low physical exertion on your part.
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One of the indelible images in pro wrestling history is of Steve Austin locked in Bret Hart's Sharpshooter submission move at WrestleMania 13, blood pouring down his face, yelling in pain and exertion.
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"Today's ruling enjoining Obamacare halts an unconstitutional exertion of federal power over the American health care system while our multistate coalition lawsuit works its way through the courts," Paxton said in a staement.
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Fastened to a person's body, the devices have a unique front-row seat to their hosts' lives, inadvertently documenting both mundane and perilous encounters as they record heartbeats, sleeping patterns and physical exertion.
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They then checked the blood for markers of inflammation and levels of hundreds of molecules, known as metabolites, that can change during and after exertion and signify how much stress the body feels.
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Whatever the specifics, at some point in the past few years, 22020,213 steps supplanted the much less manageable 221 miles mandated by The Proclaimers in 252 as the cultural standard for measured exertion.
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He also said that, while he can't be certain of its accuracy, he knows that his Fitbit generally shows his resting heart rate at about 55 and his maximum exertion at around 180.
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We both enjoyed physical exertion (running for her, playing squash and biking for me), a drink at the end of the day (bourbon her, beer me), and a taste for rambling road trips.
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We have learned contracting muscles talk to baby neurons, creativity blooms from walking, a minute of exertion can be ample, aging is elastic and a chubby dog may be our best exercise motivator.
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The United States would run like a business, an old-fashioned top-down company of the sort Mr. Trump used to run, the kind of company managed through the sheer exertion of power.
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It's not clear if the continued physical exertion made recovery time longer, or if some athletes may have sustained additional head impacts after the concussion when they continued playing, Elbin told Reuters Health.
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"Women who have this recurrent nausea with exertion, that is something wrong, there's something there, but they won't admit to it and get help," Dr. Peter A. Reyes, MD, a cardiologist, told INSIDER.
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For big, elaborate boss battles, Barlog said, players can expect the "Track and Field" design, referring to the classic NES game in which players quickly spammed buttons to create a feeling of physical exertion.
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The extreme exertion required of the obviously in-shape male body underscores the way that female physicality is always defined in terms of sexuality, regardless of the skill or power involved in an activity.
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Some of the studies examined the effect of delivery mode on stress urinary incontinence, or the involuntary loss of urine that can occur on physical exertion or as a result of sneezing or coughing.
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The novel's lean, tactile prose and Simenon's masterly rendering of setting and atmosphere (the island's 'white and pink houses among the palm trees, the mimosas and the tamarisks') obscure your cardio exertion from yourself.
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During Hell Week and other training evolutions, because of the amount of time spent immersed in water combined with physical exertion, it is not unusual for students to develop swimming-induced pulmonary edema (SIPE).
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" Attorney General Ken Paxton of Texas, who initiated the lawsuit, applauded the decision, saying in a statement, "Today's ruling enjoining Obamacare halts an unconstitutional exertion of federal power over the American health care system.
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Symptoms may include unusual fatigue; decreased endurance during physical activity; shortness of breath, chest pain or discomfort upon exertion; dizziness or palpitations; unexplained arm or jaw pain; and indigestion that is unrelieved by antacids.
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What made these Tea Party activists different from liberal professional advocates or Occupy Wall Street protestors was their use of the machinery of party politics — and the exertion of pressure on representatives from local districts.
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Your stamina is your "Ki", and there's a simple way to top it back up after your swinging and swiping exertion, with the timed tapping of just one button—not that I often remember to.
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Surprisingly, as the American College of Sports Medicine explains, people who are more physically fit tend to start sweating earlier and at lower levels of exertion, because their temperature regulation system has become more efficient.
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After all, Landis and Zabriskie certainly know what it's like to use small amounts of a chemical substance to improve performance, recover faster after a hard effort, or reduce the pain of exertion or crashes.
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That may be because it's connected to an opulent residential program called reSTART ($37,000 for nine weeks) that heavily filigrees the 12 steps with behavioral therapy, classes in horticulture, and no end of physical exertion.
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Horror games are a natural fit for VR because it can be unnervingly claustrophobic at the best of times; they also tend to be slower-paced, so the problem of physical exertion isn't as acute.
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The leading causes of sports-related deaths among high school students are sudden cardiac arrest, head and neck injuries, and exertion-induced heatstroke or sickling, which occurs in athletes who carry the sickle cell trait.
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"The tracks play it safe, but the project itself does not," says Clayton Purdom in The AV Club, calling the album "an audacious exertion of energy from one of the planet's most universally revered musicians."
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Yet nearly all of these boatmen are now carted from the Pacific and delivered to the United States to face criminal charges here, in what amounts to a vast extraterritorial exertion of American legal might.
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Mid-speech, I realize this is precisely how Trump gets exercise—emphatic speaking is a workout, he feels—and now, schvitzing from the exertion, I understand that if you subsist on the Trump Diet, it is.
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Part of it is the exertion, but it's also that cold temperatures naturally cause arteries to constrict and blood pressure to spike, making work in the snow even more dangerous than similar activity in warmer temperatures.
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" The group has long rejected arguments like the one made by the court and said on Thursday that its game had "many of the attributes of more recognized 'sports,' such as organized competition, training, and exertion.
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Unsure how he will recover from the exertion, and how he will progress in days to come, he is still undecided on his plans for next week, and even possibly for Wimbledon, which starts July 2.
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"I was a varsity wrestler before this and I might not ever be able to wrestle because that's a very physical sport and my lungs might not be able to hold that exertion," he told CNN.
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As "Mad Max: Fury Road" confirmed, she's a natural warrior, but it's interesting here that each exertion and exhalation, each meaty, pulpy thump, also seems to be battering the fortifications that she has built around her.
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The discipline of public nakedness rewarded our efforts in proportion to our degree of exertion, the euphoria of being in the moment a direct byproduct of battling the innate and unignorable weirdness of our collective situation.
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That's especially true of electric bikes that can be dropped off anywhere because it offers the convenience of a door-to-door service that does not require much more physical exertion for a typically much cheaper price.
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These portraits make toil and exertion visible, and despite the dignity and satisfaction they express, they remind the viewer that togetherness in and of itself does not redeem suffering or undo the physical toll of grueling labor.
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Thick smoke drifting into Fairbanks has prompted air quality alerts warning that outdoor exertion is dangerous to health and urging the elderly, the very young and individuals with respiratory problems to limit their exposure by staying indoors.
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It's fun to note how a position that looks fetal or sleeplike is followed by one of exertion or Sphinx-like fixity, but this "Rondo" is too schematic to feel like much more than a scientific experiment.
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THE CLASS As much as I like the idea of taking a day off from physical exertion, I love the community and the movement that the Class offers, and I inevitably end up in the 10 a.m.
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Not just the physical exertion pankration requires, but also the mental fortitude and way of life the practice fosters — especially as done by Mr. Gonis — have increasingly been shown in studies to be vital for aging well.
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Until a controversial but common drug used to facilitate breathing during exertion is outlawed on the day of a race, he argued, even good-faith horsemen will continue to use the drug in order to stay competitive.
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To assess the heart attack risk tied to intense heat and exertion, researchers randomly selected 19 non-smoking, healthy firefighters from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service to participate in two fire simulation exercises two weeks apart.
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Recovery exercises involving running or using foam rollers for an intense muscle massage both cleared out much more of the lactic acid that collects in the blood after a burst of exertion than just resting, researchers found.
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Students unaccustomed to physical exertion, injured and on crutches, or just born-and-bred in the city and not familiar with how to navigate a slope of jagged, loose rocks, all faced the fields and took them on.
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What stunned me was how she used her materials to convey the idea of a fugitive, subaltern, lived experience that's expressed in syntactic slips and eruptions of deeply felt personal exertion against the burly undertow of religious ideology.
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Until then, women were treated as though they had an illness when they were pregnant, and they were advised to relax, avoid strenuous exertion and even bending or stretching, for fear they would strangle or squash the baby.
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What ultimately brought them about was less a sea change in the Supreme Court justices' worldview, or some masterstroke of lawyering, than a steady exertion of influence by civil society organizations whose members were deeply committed to change.
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Using those three elements — perceived exertion, talk test and fatigue level after the workout — combined with the numbers shown on your heart rate monitor will help you determine your own 70 to 90 percent target heart rate zone.
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We are living through a flagrant display of a white male exertion of power, authority and privilege, a demonstration meant to underscore that they will forcefully fight any momentum toward demographic displacement, no matter how inevitable the math.
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"Individuals with S.M.I. were unaware of their disease and presumably did not limit their physical exertion when unrecognized symptoms occurred," the authors from the University of Oulu in Finland and University of Miami Miller School of Medicine wrote.
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"From what we've tested in the lab, we see indeed you can get a great workout from virtual reality," The researchers also tracked the "rating of perceived exertion" -- the amount of effort the people thought they put out.
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People with a heart condition, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, or who are smokers, may be at greater risk and should be alert to gradual symptoms, especially after physical exertion, Mirzaei told Reuters health in an email.
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I like a challenge, and it's been a long time since I've done a film that required such a level of physical exertion and stamina and commitment — and also overcoming a certain degree of fear every single day.
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Developed by a team from the University of California San Diego, the device is able to record an electrocardiogram (EKG) of your heart's activity and levels of lactate, a chemical that correlates with physical exertion, at the same time.
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Researchers gave treadmill tests to 21.8,290 men - 280,211 who were former smokers and 222,2150 who were current smokers - to assess their "cardiorespiratory" fitness, or how easily the circulatory and respiratory systems can supply oxygen to muscles during physical exertion.
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And it's not even that loud, either, which stands in stark contrast to the $15 box fan I have in my room that sounds like it's dying from exertion (and also makes a burning rubber smell, which is disconcerting).
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In essence, heavy exertion for each person would represent much more activity than he or she had been engaged in the day before and more than was common for that person, Dr. Smyth says, and so, too, with emotions.
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As The Next Web reported in December, IoHO's experiment in harvesting body heat was slightly different insofar as it didn't actually require people to do any physical exertion, such as running on a treadmill or dancing till they drop.
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Just about every team monitors load in some capacity, whether it's minutes played or session RPE [rated perceived exertion scale] and a lot of teams are using GPS, accelerometers, wearable devices, so just about every team is collecting data.
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Crouched at the front of the stage, one man washes another's supine body; behind them, eight others lie in what look like bunk beds, two towers of four, shifting between postures of rest and exertion (fetal positions, plank positions).
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The mechanics of the posture have not been extensively studied, but some research on flamingos has found that their famous pose appears to be relatively easy to maintain, without much muscular exertion, because of adaptations of their joint structure.
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In general, we've been trained to always seek the highest level of luxury and the minimum level of personal effort, except in the area of work, where maximum exertion from age 25 through 67 is the only moral choice.
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In each photograph, Hill's body, often sweating from the exertion of his task, appears small against the institution's scale: his body the only figure in the frame, contending with the force and scope — the rigid lines — of educational institutional power.
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For position players, baseball is generally a relatively low-exertion game: they each hit four or five times a game, run the bases once or twice, and might have the ball hit to them a handful of times on defence.
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In a research paper from the Exertion Games Lab at RMIT University in Australia and the Indian Institute of Information Technology Design, researchers explain how most food tech is focused on the preparation of food and not the eating experience.
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Deaths can occur as a result of injury or exertion Perhaps because of the rising awareness of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, called CTE, a lot of concern seems to focus on brain and spinal injuries as the biggest risk in the sport.
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One future dentist posted a photo of himself in scrubs outside of a clinic, doing a bent-armed, off-kilter handstand that you typically only see in freeze-frame shots of breakdancers, but with a serene demeanor totally devoid of exertion.
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I have written many times about the health, fitness and brevity benefits of high-intensity interval training, which typically involves a few minutes — or even seconds — of strenuous exertion followed by a period of rest, with the sequence repeated multiple times.
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The safety committee — made up of health experts, union leaders, and workers — said the pain workers described is likely a sign that they're developing musculoskeletal disorders, which are injuries to the joints, ligaments, muscles, nerves, and tendons from repetitive strain and exertion.
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Part of this was a belief in being born with an inclination to the disease, which could be triggered by too much dancing or mental exertion (hence its attachment to literary "genius" in men who died of it, like the poet John Keats).
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And if you can only cheer for a competitor who pants with exertion at the end of their performance, you'll be disappointed; to the casual observer, dressage appears to require less than or about as much human athleticism as does competitive dog dancing.
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Living with depression and, at times, mild anxiety, means that I'm way more comfortable if I am entirely in control of my surroundings, as opposed to being influenced by any other kind of contraption — even if said contraption relies on my own exertion.
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A sweet smell like that of rotten bananas, or of bodies ripe from iniquitous exertion, could pervade an entire age, at which point someone came along to give voice to how messed up things were and, in so doing, made them beautiful again.
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Some people look at it as positive, like, "Oh, it makes things easier on your body," and maybe I'm a bit more cyclical because I think, Oh, wow, you can squeeze even more exertion out of this human piece of meat. Right.
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But then such knee-jerk moralizing is, as Packer admits, an American tradition: "We swing wildly between superhuman exertion and sullen withdrawal, always looking for the answers in our own goodness and wisdom instead of where they lie, out in the world."
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The director will "allow us to incorporate more technology related to exertion, recovery and a host of other things that can be followed with certain biometrics," Sandy Alderson, the Mets' general manager, said in November when explaining the creation of the position.
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If Jain has learned anything from the artisans of traditional India, with whom he is in daily contact — not instructing but collaborating with — it is the secret of watching them work with their hands, hammering out their creations with the least possible exertion.
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"We found that listening to high-tempo music while exercising resulted in the highest heart rate and lowest perceived exertion compared with not listening to music," said study author Luca Ardigò, a professor at the University of Verona in Italy, in a statement.
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"It tries to encapsulate both distance covered, the speed of that movement and changes of direction to try to come up with a more comprehensive study of the amount of exertion a player is using during the course of a rally," she said.
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But the obstacles to a bike share program are daunting: Rome's infamous potholes, its mounds of uncollected trash, double-parked cars, a strong vandal spirit in place since the actual Vandals sacked Rome, and a local resistance to change and physical exertion.
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Neurologists have also identified a number of precipitating nondrug events: sudden immersion in cold or hot water; physical exertion; acute emotional or psychological stress; pain; medical procedures; sexual intercourse; and the Valsalva maneuver (a forceful attempt to exhale against a closed airway).
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Letter To the Editor: "Nothing Like the Great Outdoors" (Phys Ed, Science Times, July 4) describes a study in which participants were more relaxed by hiking on a mountain overlooking Innsbruck, Austria, than by walking on a treadmill with periods of vigorous exertion.
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In her breathtaking, momentous performance at Coachella 2018, Beyoncé never once let her audience forget how much work she was putting into what they were seeing, how it was her labor and exertion that built that two hours of practically nonstop song and dance.
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"As a consequence, our form suffers, we are more likely to get caught up in to-do lists, more likely to feel overwhelmed by the physical exertion, and perhaps most important of all, we don't get to enjoy and appreciate the run," he says.
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One of the prime examples of a dubious treatment that Epstein and others have pointed to is cardiologists putting little mesh tubes called stents in patients with stable angina — chest pain caused by clogged coronary arteries that arises only with physical exertion or emotional stress.
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What the findings cannot tell us is what "heavy physical exertion" or "emotional upset" mean in concrete terms, since the people involved were not asked to elaborate on how they defined those phrases and were not offered any guidance by the researchers, Dr. Smyth says.
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We found a meaningful and measurable shift in the location of human remains toward routes of travel outside the visual range of the SBInet system, routes that simultaneously required much greater physical exertion, thus increasing peoples' vulnerability to injury, isolation, dehydration, hyperthermia and exhaustion.
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In an intercepted phone call in October, a trainer, Thomas Guido III, told Grasso about the death of a horse who Guido had been training who had been doped with a drug used to reduce bleeding in a horse's lungs during periods of exertion.
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Governments and politicians come and go, but the ability to practice and demonstrate personal decency, to say and do the things that make life fairer and more just for the weakest and least privileged among us, is inalienable, and the truest exertion of personal autonomy.
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Maintaining this small empire has required endless endurance, extreme physical exertion and an obsessive ambition of the sort we associate with the celebrated, largely male land artists of the 1970s who colonized the American desert, among them Walter De Maria, Michael Heizer and Robert Smithson.
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After the first exercise test, 10 men with diabetes and 8 men without the disease participated in a week-long exercise program to help them acclimate to exertion in the heat, doing 90 minutes of cycling a day in conditions similar to the exercise test.
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Hot water and physical exertion put people with flu at a higher risk of passing out, so while you might temper the risk of sickness by keeping your faces at a distance, you're better off doing so in the safety of pillows and sheets.
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The hand-held aircraft is adorned with rotary wings, allowing it to navigate compact spaces such as walls or buildings, and is able to take off and land at 90-degree angles – unlike many other unnamed aerial vehicles (UAVs) which require physical exertion or a runway.
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Only since industrialization, which made physical exertion a choice rather than a necessity, have scientists begun to quantify its virtues—and, in the process, to increase the burden of guilt on those who fail to squeeze in enough of it around the constraints of their sedentary jobs.
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Those garments were only for well-bred and well-to-do ladies, playing into what the economist Thorstein Veblen dubbed "conspicuous leisure" — namely, clothes you couldn't work much in, marking the wearers out as wealthy enough to avoid not only toil, but any menial exertion whatsoever.
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For decades, athletes and their advisers have believed, and studies have confirmed, that eating or drinking carbohydrates during prolonged exertion can enable someone to continue for longer or at higher intensities and recover more quickly afterward than if he or she does not eat during the workout.
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At the local community college she takes a class called "Gender and Society," in which she flushes with the eros of intellectual exertion and forms bonds with her transgender professor and a motley group of students, all gamely navigating a new era of gender and society.
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Their hourlong arc of slow-morphing shapes and terse repetitions was the essence of rigor without exertion — a friend whispered: "It's like they're competing to see who can burn the fewest calories" — and yet it transcended its own grid, ultimately becoming a surreptitious, mysterious expression of soul.
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In a recent study of 50 healthy adults published October 12 in JAMA Cardiology, researchers assessed four popular wrist-worn heart rate monitors—Apple Watch, Fitbit Charge HR, Mio Alpha, and Basis Peak—under varying levels of physical exertion to assess how precisely they measured the user's heart rate.
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Limitations of the review, the authors note, include the fact that some studies did not account for factors that might influence the results, such as work-related physical exertion, depression or smoking, all of which are associated with both lack of physical activity and risk of low back pain.
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There's no damage taken if he falls from a great height, the emphasis moved from keeping him alive to getting him out of wherever this place is, mostly through manipulating the environment via physical exertion and vocal explosions—which is, to say, you have to shout a fair bit.
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Mummies (and how they were unwrapped and studied) were used as a building block of race science — as practitioners measured skulls and bodies, they kept insisting that mummified Egyptians, especially royal bodies, were not African but Caucasian — and so used to justify European exertion of control over modern Egypt.
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"Although sexual activity, as well as other physical exertion, may transiently slightly increase one's risk of cardiac arrest, the overall long-term health benefits of exercise far outweigh the possible risks," said the lead author, Dr. Aapo L. Aro of the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute in Los Angeles.
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Unlike urban firefighters dealing with structural blazes, these wildfire responders do not wear heavy gear that filters air or provides clean air because the gear is unwieldy and too limited to allow the kind of multi-hour, high-exertion efforts demanded on the front lines of these large outdoor infernos.
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Their catamaran's rigging and hulls groan and creak with the strain of the vast wing sail, which is about as big as a 737 aircraft's, as their coach puts the crew of five through a "gut buster", a series of short maneuvers requiring frequent adjustments, total concentration and intense exertion.
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" In Federalist Paper No. 66, Alexander Hamilton indicated that the Founding Fathers saw the Senate's role as determining whether the president's nominee is qualified for the court, not usurping or halting the nominating process itself: "There will, of course, be no exertion of choice on the part of the Senate.
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Athletes did exercise tests - mostly running or cycling - and then researchers looked at recovery markers like how long it takes to become exhausted during workouts, athletes' perceived exertion levels, heart rate and levels of lactic acid and an enzyme known as creatine kinase in the blood - which both rise with intense activity.
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Power went to extraordinary lengths to compete: she put aside extra time for expressing; arranged to meet and feed her son during a long, often remote event; and raced that distance in the wake of a lighter training load during pregnancy, the physical exertion of childbirth, and the sleep deprivation that follows.
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A. The classic warning signs of heart disease and heart attacks are chest pain, often described as a feeling of pressure or a tight band around the chest, and shortness of breath during physical exertion that subsides when you're at rest, said Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum, a spokeswoman for the American Heart Association.
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This study did not look at the physiology involved in triggering heart attacks, but both physical exertion and intense emotions can lead to "increased heart rate and blood pressure," says Dr. Andrew Smyth, a clinician and researcher with the Population Health Research Institute at McMaster University in Canada and the lead author of the study.
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"You're seeing the arrival of rate of perceived exertion training protocols in powerlifting, as in other sports, where you're getting athletes to respond on a one-to-ten scale in terms of what they're doing, with the aim of placing their repetitions for a day between seven and eight on that scale," he said.
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By some estimates, as many as 90 percent of distance runners, cyclists and triathletes experience occasional bloating, cramps, diarrhea and other gastrointestinal symptoms during or immediately after exercise, in part because the exertion diverts blood and fluids from the digestive system to areas of the body where they are needed more pressingly, such as the leg muscles.
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While this seems mostly like a case of users feeling discontent with Microsoft's more forceful exertion of control over a product many people many think works just fine, there are legitimate complaints about the new Skype that may get more readily addressed now that Microsoft is actively listening to feedback and forestalling a discontinuation of Skype 7.
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Other researchers say the intense and prolonged physical exertion of a game like tennis may fend off cancer by slowing the decline of your telomeres, the tiny caps on the ends of your DNA strands that tend to shorten and fray with age, and leave the DNA subject to greater risk of mutation during cell division and replication.
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He is the first fashion designer tapped to mine the design museum's collection — previous participants in the Cooper Hewitt's "Selects" series include the artist Yinka Shonibare, the illustrator Maira Kalman and the architect David Adjaye — and Mr. Browne has hung about 50 works with the same brio, though rather less exertion, that he brings to his runway shows.
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Our bodies seem to adjust to prolonged, repeated physical exertion and its energy demands by burning fewer — instead of more — calories over the course of the day, even if our exertions continue at the same level, according to a surprising new study of energy expenditure conducted during a 20-week running race across the United States.
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During your first workouts in summer heat, he says, reduce the time you spend outside and go at a gentler pace than normal, slowly ramping up your effort as the exertion begins to feel more tolerable, which can require anywhere from four or five days to two weeks, depending on your current fitness and heat tolerance.
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JF: Okay so I'm going to say that this sounds real because I feel like Slayer is like metal and heavy and da-ra-ra-ra-ra, and there's like kind of nothing more metal than getting kicked out of somewhere, and like insisting, and then doing a big physical act of exertion to get back into the Slayer show.
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"The workforce is really helping us define how they can contribute more by using the collaborative robots to do some of the more mundane, simple, heavy-exertion tasks, which in turn allows them to use more of their creativity and their minds to take us to the next level, " said Bruce Hettle, vice president of manufacturing and labor affairs at Ford.
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It will require the kind of "intense vigilance and exertion" Churchill called for in the dark early hours of World War II. We will need to undertake a far more concerted effort not just to establish protected areas, Mr. Walston said, but to ensure that they still contain the species said to be living there, as the stock for an eventual recovery.
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Once Tony feels mentally ready, he begins a hardcore physical workout with his personal trainer that features high impact intervals of ultra-intensive bursts of maximum exertion — these workouts typically only last around 15 minutes but are designed to keep his heart rate at a very high level, which helps get his body ready for the often long and exhausting day ahead.
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But unlike other forms of physical exertion, the comfort of swimming is that it becomes gentler, kinder, as you keep doing it, because it asks only for the simplest of heroics from your body, and with every minute you remain in the water, in movement, you can almost feel your dumb animal self taking over, warming yourself to the water's temperature, allowing you to surrender to its offer of weightlessness.
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The interval sessions likewise differed from one study to the next, but most involved intervals lasting for a few minutes at a time, at a pace just below all-out effort, which is typical of H.I.I.T. Others required a few seconds of absolutely all-out exertion, an approach the researchers dubbed sprint-interval training, or S.I.T. Then the researchers simply compared fat loss after the different exercise programs.
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The meetings, the massages, the nudity — "They all speak of the abusive thrill gained not from sex but from the imposition of your will on someone who has no ability to resist or defend themselves from you, an exertion of power on the powerless ..." — Francesca Donner, director of the gender initiative _____ From Slate: While commentators have taken worthy stabs at answering this question, it's great to hear from Jodi Kantor herself, and, via her, from the women who spoke up.
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Keynes famously said that in 1914 The inhabitant of London could order by telephone, sipping his morning tea in bed, the various products of the whole earth, in such quantity as he might see fit, and reasonably expect their early delivery upon his doorstep; he could at the same moment and by the same means adventure his wealth in the natural resources and new enterprises of any quarter of the world, and share, without exertion or even trouble, in their prospective fruits and advantages.
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Many of the same people who cite Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's largely inherited wealth as raison d'etre to give his opinions greater weight are telling Colin Kaepernick the fortune he's earned through a lifetime of physical exertion and risks to his health and safety is the reason he should shut the hell up.
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