Components of the program include measuring students' aerobic capacity, body composition, flexibility, muscular strength and muscular endurance.
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Deflazacort used to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a progressive muscular degeneration condition that afflicts fewer than 15,000 people, mostly boys.
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I was born nearly 55 years ago with spinal muscular atrophy, a congenital, progressive neuromuscular weakness akin to muscular dystrophy.
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Genetic tests can be done either for chromosomes or for fatal and serious single gene disorders including spinal muscular atrophy, cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy.
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Shane has a condition called spinal muscular atrophy, a type of muscular dystrophy that means his muscles are incredibly weak, while Hannah is able-bodied.
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Her work, my understanding of her work, is about a muscular detail, a muscular nuance: the way the body is asked to explore and deepen and find.
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Muscular dystrophy When the pair was still living in New Orleans, Dee Dee had Gypsy tested for muscular dystrophy, an inherited disease that causes muscle weakness and loss.
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a rare genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscular weakness and is caused by a lack of dystrophin, a protein needed to keep muscles healthy.
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Only Watch is a biennial charity auction, with proceeds benefiting the Monaco Association against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which funds research into finding a cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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Gugliemelli spoke of a muscular bodysuit the young actor would supposedly be wearing in the show and how he needed to adopt a "big, strong, muscular" personality, Lillyman said.
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The icy drizzle outside had deterred few from attending the charity sale, held every two years to benefit the fight against Duchenne muscular dystrophy, one variation of the degenerative muscular disease.
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A classic international spy mole hunt — cerebral and muscular.
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That's just sort of a muscular thing, it looks like.
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Neighbors told authorities that she had leukemia and muscular dystrophy.
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My exact same strong, muscular, powerful, sensational arms and body.
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And by age 3, Tonina was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy.
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Since then, the more muscular militaristic approach has been adopted.
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Burning Arrow is more muscular than just overpowering and huge.
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Far from growing complacent and fat, they seem impressively muscular.
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Scientists have struggled to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy for decades.
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Eve: My boyfriend is probably more on the muscular side.
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Justin Theroux is baring more than his (extremely muscular) arms.
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"Charlie has suffered extensive muscular atrophy," Armstrong said in court.
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Reality check: This is not necessarily a very muscular bill.
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It had less than $50 supporting a muscular dystrophy cause.
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Like her brother, Connie was born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.
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"I wanted a muscular 1970s dad," he told the magazine.
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Her monotype "Nude" (before 1930), shows a very muscular man.
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Almost everyone is classically beautiful, muscular, and posing as such.
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Game of Thrones, however, was built atop straightforward, muscular storytelling.
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As a result, he now looks lean, muscular and athletic.
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Absolutely. Are there people who are naturally strong and muscular?
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The fleshly, muscular contortions only further confine the imprisoned figure.
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I admired how handsome and muscular my husband still looked.
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There is a fierce, visceral, muscular resolve to stop Trump.
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Vehemence returned in the finale, a show of muscular force.
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When ingested, strychnine causes muscular convulsions before death through asphyxia.
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Large amounts of the enzyme can signal Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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" The solution, he said, was a "muscular approach to integration.
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It screams powerful and agile without physically being more muscular.
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The muscular iconography of the lamassu matched Sennacherib's imperial ambition.
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She was 7 when she learned she had muscular dystrophy.
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And I'm sure my slim, muscular body looked the part.
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He is thin all over apart from very muscular forearms.
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Just 7.8% wanted a partner with a "very muscular physique."
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No, this was a man's dog: Strong, muscular and dangerous.
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The Randian hero is a Mean Boy — tall, muscular, severe.
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This has led to muscular claims about American energy wealth.
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In one painting, shirtless muscular men were planing a floor.
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It was basically a river made of thick, muscular currents.
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He liked that muscular kind of body as a photographer.
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We have already invested $1 billion fighting Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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That treats about 13% of the children with Muscular Dystrophy.
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That treats another 8% of children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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They socialized with Rivera (who painted a muscular Louis shirtless)
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Short and muscular, dark hair and eyes, a huge smile.
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With the removal of skin, the muscular system is exposed.
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And the Thai visitors were trouncing us with muscular elegance.
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In a new paper out Wednesday in Science Advances, researchers from the University of Texas detail using CRISPR-Cpf1 to correct mutations associated with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a disease that results in muscular degeneration.
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In 1885 Tiffany was responsible for the redesign of the Great Seal of the United States, which made the previously long and skinny eagle's legs more muscular, apparently to match the country's muscular ambitions.
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Some Brexiteers would doubtless enjoy such a muscular exertion of sovereignty.
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She was known for her underbite and muscular, rounded front legs.
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Donald Trump preaches muscular American nationalism and threatens China with tariffs.
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Dante Bichette was a muscular outfielder; Bo is a wiry shortstop.
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And it's an appearance that's not only muscular, but also thin.
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) starts in childhood and mainly affects males.
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Some politicians urged a more muscular response to the December attacks.
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Cardiomyocytes from patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy corrected by CRISPR-Cpf1.
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Trump's budget is more "muscular" than Obama's defense request, Eaglen says.
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Consider these signs of Macron's more muscular geopolitical approach: On Dec.
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Stillness is then no longer an idea, but a muscular configuration.
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It certainly ticks all the checkboxes for aggressive and muscular aesthetics.
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It will be extremely muscular and thrilling and entertaining and moving.
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Like Jovovich, Theron is muscular, highly-styled, and almost never smiles.
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Revolution built up a muscular labor movement and political apparatus. New
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The F-Pace looks sophisticated while maintaining an aggressive, muscular stance.
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Your anger muscular in your small tired body that always hurt.
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Spinraza treats the rare, often fatal disease spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
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The man was muscular, she said, and over six feet tall.
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They both have long blonde hair, and a toned, muscular figure.
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He's known for his muscular physique and his sexy stage appearance.
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In the muscular circus of pro wrestling, Trump fits right in.
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Duchenne's is a rare genetic disorder characterized by progressive muscular weakness.
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And when you're muscular like that, you knock off your flexibility.
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One man looks like the most muscular man in the world.
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Ms. Sanchez, a pianist, improvises with crisp articulation and muscular command.
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About 1 in 11,000 babies are born with spinal muscular atrophy.
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The time for a robust and muscular antitrust regime is now.
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Here is a masculinity not of muscular exertion but baleful inaction.
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"It makes this super-muscular space quite ethereal," Ms. Respini said.
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Affirmation and intent became muscular cornerstones of the "Oprah Winfrey" enterprise.
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The White House's muscular internal messaging efforts kicked in on Wednesday.
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Spinal muscular atrophy is a condition often fatal by age 2.
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"I saw this tall, muscular guy by coat check," she said.
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The more muscular the pig gets, the less fat it has.
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But the authors also suspect that their forelimbs were especially muscular.
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As the months went by, his once muscular physique turned soft.
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Others openly celebrated the advent of a more muscular Hindu agenda.
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Spinal muscular atrophy is a condition often fatal by age 2.
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It's the long battle, something you don't win with muscular strength.
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In some cases, its muscular foreign policy grates on local powers.
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Much of the muscular structure on his left side was removed.
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CreatineWHAT IT DOES: Boost muscular performanceWHO SHOULD TAKE IT: Athletes or those with muscular dystrophy (after speaking with a doctor)We're now approaching the part of the list with the supplements that are basically just drugs.
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Shane and Hannah Aylward, his new fiancée, are an interabled couple: Shane has a condition called spinal muscular atrophy, a type of muscular dystrophy that means his muscles are incredibly weak, while Hannah is able-bodied.
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New drugs that may fall under their scrutiny in the next year include potentially life-saving therapies for spinal muscular atrophy and Duchenne muscular dystrophy as well as oral treatments for migraine, diabetes and multiple sclerosis.
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Later it said it had met with a panel of the European Medicines Agency on Tuesday to discuss getting approval for Raxone to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a genetic disorder characterised by progressive muscular degeneration and weakness.
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"While both men and women learn that toned, muscular bodies mark them as successful, women also quickly find out that being 'too bulky' or too muscular can lead to social stigma, isolation, or rejection," Dr. Mann says.
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His third, completed by a muscular drive to the line, demoralized them.
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Male bodies are almost always muscular, while female bodies are drawn thin.
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You can choose from three different body types; slim, curvy or muscular.
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The muscular monochromes of Rob Riggs' bass work are unpredictable and elastic.
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"She has a fairly complicated anatomy with a muscular VSD," Murray said.
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Though as a result, the songs got more muscular and more full.
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There's currently not a cure for muscular dystrophy, the Mayo Clinic said.
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You are muscular and strapping and handsome and famous and well-compensated.
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Today's particularly peculiar way is a muscular cat, spotted somewhere in Quebec.
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Under attack from active, muscular creeds, does liberalism hide in its library?
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He's a pair of muscular henchmen away from being a Bond villain.
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Handsome, muscular and discreet, the X drew the neighbors to my driveway.
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He's also depicted as taller and more muscular than in other illustrations.
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They're more muscular, so they can fight their way through the sand.
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Alan and Gyan, both teachers, have suffered from muscular dystrophy since birth.
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Let's say I [cosplay as] some really muscular character from a show.
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The young president has mostly taken a muscular approach to violent extremists.
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Ali is also shown continuing to deal with her debilitating muscular dystrophy.
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There are screaming skeletons, muscular demons, and lots and lots of headshots.
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Last year the Tour de France gave us freaky sunburnt muscular legs.
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He had a lean, muscular physique and trained in various martial arts.
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People forget that he raised over 2.5 billion dollars for muscular dystrophy.
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"It wasn't just all just blond, blue-eyed muscular people," she said.
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That also means that those muscular, hairy legs are mercifully gone, too.
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Some politicians have urged a more muscular response to the December attacks.
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The tire grip was huge, steering was heavy and braking was muscular.
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At 40, Roderick is fit and muscular, and leads a healthy life.
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And there was no sign of the muscular outcome Trump aides craved.
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Julien Behr brought a muscular tenor voice to Arbace, the king's confidant.
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Exercise physiologists create fitness programs that help increase muscular strength and flexibility.
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And he suggested a rather muscular remedy to the problem: fire them.
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The memo by the State Department officials demanded a more muscular stance.
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S.M.A. is a congenital and progressive neuromuscular weakness akin to muscular dystrophy.
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Muscular systems, bone systems, nervous systems all came together to form this.
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Those suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy may switch to cheaper alternatives, too.
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Last seen in the company of a muscular kibbutznik, a free agent.
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The contentiousness between two muscular groups of plaintiffs has long been building.
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There, he impressed Mr. Trump with his muscular version of American power.
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His art — subversive, erotic drawings of hyper-muscular men — offered an escape.
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He wasn't a big man; he was rather skinny — muscular, but lean.
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Up close, statues of muscular men and Madonna-like mothers look mottled.
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The stripes from his muscular claws healed, but the experiment was over.
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Over the years, the Juilliard's muscular style ran afoul of some critics.
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In 2015, IMG signed Jillian Mercado, a Dominican model with muscular dystrophy.
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Aaron is now 21, with thick dark hair and a muscular build.
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Others are more substantial, like taking on a muscular new business strategy.
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Hers is a bit neater and more muscular, but just as inscrutable.
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Hicks also remarks on Djokovic's improved stamina and Murray's more muscular physique.
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And the league, in spite of itself, has a muscular charitable wing.
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He had the light feet and muscular shoulders of a young fighter.
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Doctors diagnosed her with paresis of the vocal folds, a muscular dysfunction.
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He is petite but muscular, clean-shaven and with bright blue eyes.
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And his language is very dense, very muscular, very rhythmic, very musical.
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In her early teens, Mercado, now 31, was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy.
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Terry is also something of an idealist, in a muscular, Republican way.
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The Hudson Valley was — is — such a big, brooding, hunkering, muscular landscape.
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Can you help us, we're just trying to help cure muscular dystrophy?
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GA: The paintings I made in the 1980s were muscular and thick.
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But a genetic disease such as muscular dystrophy is caused by easily measured genetic mutations, and it's possible that finding a genetic cure for MD might lead to ways to make healthy babies more muscular, the panel said.
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There are probably many women out there for whom only a muscular body will do, but if that muscular body is, for example, wearing jeans and sheaux, or doesn't get sarcasm, then it's all fucked up, isn't it?
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"Our research revealed young people in particular felt pressure to conform to beauty standards perpetuated and praised online, including the ideal for females to be thin and non-muscular, and for males to be broad and muscular," she said.
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In the first shot, the actor is reasonably muscular with a flat stomach.
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Jonathan Porretta danced the role with exceptional momentum and muscular force on Wednesday.
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Britain, western Europe's only other muscular military power besides France, is not involved.
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My physique has gone from tan and muscular to flabby and ghostly pale.
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The two men have surface similarities that go beyond their wildly muscular physiques.
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Whatever was tight and muscular, like my legs, I'm seeing it come back.
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We have an extremely muscular presidency and political patterns that need to change.
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Lamar's DAMN has been lauded for its muscular rapping and rich, complex themes.
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That my legs, always muscular after years of running, were works of art.
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He raised more than $2 billion to fight muscular dystrophy through his telethons.
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Throughout the millennia, war was essentially defined by muscular prowess on the battlefield.
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With her new-found fame, Mercado has been open about her muscular dystrophy.
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"Sore joints and muscular pains" took away her ability to walk and function.
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Arquette claims they're more susceptible to cancer, muscular dystrophy, MS, and sexual deviancies.
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It seems sensible to create a more muscular regulator with a clear purpose.
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A surprising number of boardrooms support a muscular stance on trade with China.
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"There's a huge impact of seeing a [predominantly white, muscular] look," Wilson continued.
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In recent years, he has launched an increasingly muscular foreign (and domestic) policy.
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Biogen, which also produces a spinal muscular atrophy treatment, was up about 1%.
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I'm thinking Duchenne muscular dystrophy is one that people talk about a lot.
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The prose of his game is curt, always muscular but not always dangerous.
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Did you model your more muscular take on Geralt on someone in particular?
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The company treats Duchenne muscular dystrophy which affects as many as 7,000 males.
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How are you supposed to wear skirts?" or "Your arms are too muscular!
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The intercostal is the space between the ribs while the oblique is muscular.
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It still looks angry and muscular, even in its more demure silver colorway.
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He first helped raise money for muscular dystrophy in a telethon in 1956.
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He has pioneered a "nudge" approach to integration, rather than a muscular one.
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Cyber regulation is another issue where we may see states become more muscular.
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Muscular and thicc, Machoke and Machamp Pokémon are generally the default bara Pokémon.
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" Mr Kaneko looked at his muscular forearms: "I was singing with every limb.
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Somehow you're going to have to come up with an updated muscular Clintonism.
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Muscular dystrophy is a chronic disease that prevents the production of healthy muscle.
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Elevated levels of it can indicate someone has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, or DMD.
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There are pictures of smiling people and of muscular People's Liberation Army troops.
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Mr. Putin's muscular revanchism can camouflage his weakness, but it cannot erase it.
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A pair of muscular men dunked a woman in the waist-high water.
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These muscular guards, attentively staring, materialize the typically hidden sense of pervasive observation.
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He employed an authoritarian hand and muscular state power to champion the poor.
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Particularly exciting was a relative oldie: "Foreign Bodies," a muscular work from 2001.
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Nonstop touring had physically changed her — her body was more muscular, toned, athletic.
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And with his tall, muscular build he brings tremendous power to his playing.
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Wilds is tall, lean, and muscular, a model of fitness in middle age.
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It's very taxing cardio-wise, and it's full body and core muscular movement.
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His muscular fingers are adept at plucking the beans swiftly from their stems.
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Is that just a reference to being caught between two large, muscular guys?
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How might Apple, newly muscular as a service provider, view such an opportunity?
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John is cute and goofy, with a toned but not overly muscular body.
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It's a slang version of "swollen," or "bulked up" in the muscular sense.
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We have two therapies right now treating patients who have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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The disease causes muscular weakness and a sudden inability to breathe in infants.
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Pat Furlong is the founding president and CEO of Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy.
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"This golf course, it's a bomber's paradise I think," said the muscular Koepka.
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RM is a good, sometimes great rapper, and his performance here is muscular.
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It's true: Williams is black, she's very muscular, and she's a skilled player.
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Roman Ragazzi, was good-looking, muscular, and well liked by those around him.
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"Muscular Christianity" is about religion, of course, but it was also about identity.
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Girls were picked for more "muscular" sports, like crew, and dominated the schoolyard.
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Adler and his pals have filmed a video, which PEOPLE can exclusively share, to benefit FSH Society's second annual Ghostly Gala to Vanish FSH Muscular Dystrophy, which will raise awareness and funds to find a cure for FSH Muscular Dystrophy.
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But Wall Street's focus has shifted to Biogen's newer growth driver Spinraza, a treatment for a rare, often fatal muscular disorder called spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), particularly in light of the recent failure of Biogen's leading experimental Alzheimer's disease treatment.
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This can lead to a host of health issues including muscular and neurological problems.
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Actor Jason Momoa is 6-foot-4, very muscular, and he has great hair.
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She also does physical therapy with her baby, who has torticollis, a muscular condition.
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The cook was carried out unconscious by a muscular fraternity member and a Phud.
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The West needs a muscular foreign policy to face down the world's new strongman. ■
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Regardless, Venagro says her eating habits are to thank for her muscular baby belly.
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The gymnast says that she was bullied for her muscular body as a kid.
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"Swole" is in there too, a popular internet term for a someone who's muscular.
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Geordi has a perfect butt because, well, healthy corgis are supposed to be muscular.
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"I'm going to be more muscular than them and have more vascularity," he says.
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The new brace, developed by Spanish researchers, will help children with spinal muscular atrophy.
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Spinal muscular atrophy is a degenerative illness that affects about one in 10,000 babies.
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As the problem of digital preservation grows, more creative and muscular approaches are possible.
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His new project, Trickster, seems likely to support his ideas with a muscular frame.
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Ordinarily, my body is muscular and somewhat pear-shaped; I've always had a butt.
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Using genome editing to improve musculature for patients with muscular dystrophy might be okay.
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The first attempt at reconciliation came during Lewis's 1976 telethon fundraiser for muscular dystrophy.
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Then came the bluster, the threats, the self-inflicted pressure to take muscular moves.
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Alex is handsome, wealthy, muscular, and refined; Danny is waifish, poor, and emotionally fragile.
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This address is remembered chiefly as a vindication of Reagan's muscular opposition to communism.
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The company showed similar examples with a 3D model of the human muscular system.
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Ozick is 88 years old now, crafting essays with the same sparkle and muscular
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The muscular, bald-headed billionaire dated Gisele Bündchen back in her pre-Brady days.
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But in truth more muscular law and order would not have deterred the killer.
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In this forceful and muscular Italy team, though, there is no place for sprezzatura.
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The six-episode run of "The X-Files" turned out to be surprisingly muscular.
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But the hotel's lobby was filled with conspicuously muscular men speaking American-accented English.
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But the newly muscular approach on display during Mr. Carter's tour represents a gamble.
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Charley has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a degenerative muscle-wasting disease that is universally fatal.
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They played a muscular punk-metal hybrid with lyrics drenched in nihilism and foreboding.
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The Expedition's fully-redesigned body is more muscular and clean than in years past.
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American-style Pentecostal congregations are also playing an increasingly muscular role in Brazilian politics.
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But without muscular investment in broadband, many kids (and adults) will be left behind.
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His words were simply "locker room talk," the muscular flourishes of an alpha male.
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Jones has Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 2 (SMA), causing him to require wheelchair assistance.
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He's 14-years-old and grappling with duchenne muscular dystrophy, a degenerative neuromuscular disorder.
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He was healthy, muscular and about 18 pounds heavier than any of his captors.
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He received a doctorate in the physiology of muscular activity from New York University.
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He's attractive, muscular, sweet, and seems like a guy who'd be well endowed ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°).
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The video may make it harder for the administration to avoid more muscular action.
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This muscular ensemble of internationally decorated talent lends The Far Shore some serious weight.
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President Xi Jinping has pushed the country toward a more muscular brand of authoritarianism.
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A pair of dancers crouch low under white cloth veils, emphasizing their muscular physiques.
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Their two muscular legs each sport one dangerous claw up to five inches long.
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The National Rifle Association, the muscular gun rights organization, remains quiet — for a while.
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And the character of Gendry, he was always supposed to be a muscular guy.
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A tall, muscular Russian said he had been a cook — in an elementary school.
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In Arizona, home to weak labor unions and a muscular school-choice movement, Gov.
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And the entire process seems to involve more than just muscular mirroring, he says.
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He used China's growing economic clout as impetus for an increasingly muscular foreign policy.
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Heart failure is a particular problem for people with muscular dystrophy, Dr. Lee noted.
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A lean, muscular torso pistoned along a racetrack by two minimalistic metal cheetah legs.
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Just to remind us, so we have a gene therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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Their tails were thick and muscular, and they had strong legs with long claws.
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I always thought that it looked like New York — rigid, sometimes imposing, very muscular.
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His bare, muscular arms were tattooed with maps of Liberia and tributes to HipCo.
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A muscular 'gk' shuddered at the edge of the sound, the snag of choking.
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I was a fit, somewhat muscular and thin 15-year-old at the time.
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He was a "gentle giant," tall and muscular, and served as a US Army paratrooper.
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It was where she could do activities with other people who also had muscular dystrophy.
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He was friends with anyone and everyone — a big, muscular guy with a huge heart.
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And then everything became super dark and muscular and airbrushed, and I stopped collecting comics.
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The heart, for instance, is a muscular organ that pumps blood through our blood vessels.
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Jillian Mercado, a model represented by IMG Modeling, has muscular dystrophy and uses a wheelchair.
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a muscle-wasting disease that affects one in 5,93 newborn males.
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It has muscular bodies like eels and skin-covered eyes that enable them to burrow.
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Muscular strength, for example, stayed the same between the two groups after the 10 weeks.
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Surgeons implanted the pea-sized chip into his motor cortex, which controls voluntary muscular activity.
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This process relies on peristalsis, which is nothing more than a series of muscular contractions.
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Maybe you're trying to build muscular endurance, because you're a cyclist or dancer, for example.
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Exondys 73 doesn't cure Duchenne muscular dystrophy and will only help a minority of patients.
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For some, Mr Trump's muscular embrace of the cause of democracy in Venezuela seems odd.
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So that's certainly not a very muscular opening if you're interested in deterrence or retribution.
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It's a muscular slice of trap-pop, studded with of-the-moment vocal manipulation tricks.
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"I didn't feel any tugging or pulling in that muscular spot right there," Eickhoff said.
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The climate accord wasn't as muscular as many island nations and environmental advocates had hoped.
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At least disrupt started off as a compact, muscular verb, an implicit call to arms.
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But in the middle of each weight was the muscular outline of a bodybuilder's arm.
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"Stair-climbers look lean but are more more muscular than long-distance runners," Zeigel said.
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Chikungunya symptoms include high fever, joint and muscular pain, severe headaches, nausea and a rash.
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He was known as an innovative filmmaker and generous fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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Polanski was small but muscular and at 42 was in the prime of his life.
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Sales of spinal muscular atrophy treatment Spinraza were $364 million, missing estimate of $381.55 million.
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McLinn, an Indiana native, has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a fatal disease that weakens the muscles.
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About 9,13 to 12,000 Americans, virtually all boys, are estimated to have Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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Four cheers for the American writer Lionel Shriver, who bucked the trend with muscular courage.
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He has routed the left, yet he needs to handle France's muscular unions with care.
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Wim was a tall and handsome teen-ager, with muscular arms and a Gallic nose.
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Allo has more entertaining stickers, including a muscular yellow bull that appears to be twerking.
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The move signals Abe's increasingly muscular rejection of Chinese influence in Japanese and global affairs.
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Gold cast Madison Ferris, a severely disabled actress, who has muscular dystrophy, in the role.
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With more muscular arrangements and a crisper sound design, he might well be onto something.
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Finally, Democrats have much to gain from the newly muscular ballot box appeal of environmentalism.
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Ms. Masuda, who looks to be in her late 60s, is petite, muscular and tan.
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His hair was so black and his face was so muscular—even his jaw, everything.
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A lean and muscular fellow, Bidlow described for me how he came to use peptides.
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Like her, Mattis was an advocate of muscular diplomacy backed by credible threats of force.
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Riopelle's work is materially heavy and muscular, with surfaces of oozing paint conducting optic battles.
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A lean cut from the muscular abdomen of the cow, it requires some active chewing.
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He wrapped a muscular, tattooed arm around his younger son's neck and kissed his forehead.
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As the gymnasts have gotten more muscular, their leotards have gotten more pink and sparkly.
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It's a magnificent role, and Mahira Kakkar gives a smart, muscular performance flecked with humor.
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Arcentales has wide muscular shoulders from his 25 years hauling fishing nets from the sea.
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The horses used in jumping, often bred for the sport, are naturally big and muscular.
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Where the Angelica is small, plush and perfectly faceted, the Casanatense is spartan and muscular.
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Ms. Ferris, who has muscular dystrophy, uses a wheelchair, prompting some discussion about disability onstage.
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And in lieu of classical ballet steps, Bourne brandishes his style of muscular modern dance.
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Tucker's muscular direction reveals the illogic of public life and mob mentality through spastic outbursts.
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The vocally muscular bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni has done some exceptional work at the Met.
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Tests revealed that muscular dystrophy had first surfaced in an attack on Doug's Achilles' tendon.
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"David, from his years at R.S.C., is very muscular with Shakespeare," Gold said during rehearsals.
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Mr Graham and Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat, have crafted a more muscular package.
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The marketing strategies of the past century didn't work against muscular young competitors like Walmart.
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It's undeniably a Mustang, with its short nose and front overhang, headlights and muscular stance.
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At 14 months, tests revealed that Blake had a moderate form of spinal muscular atrophy.
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These works drew comparisons to muscular abstract paintings by Franz Kline, Jack Tworkov and others.
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That has led to breakthroughs in several conditions, including cystic fibrosis and spinal muscular atrophy.
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He said the better muscular strength would allow a better assessment of his brain condition.
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Even pornography-distributing platform Pornhub changed the photo representing the category "muscular men" to Nanjiani.
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He's not the muscular football player he once was, but he's close to full strength.
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Their most notable evolution being their increasingly muscular guitar lines and Alice's let-loose howl.
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Could big, muscular churches become the new normal in New York as smaller churches vanish?
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In the United States, wildlife trafficking is now often prosecuted under muscular organized-crime statutes.
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"Genetic engineering" offers the promise of eradicating diseases like cystic fibrosis and Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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At first glance, a more muscular Europe might seem to be exactly what Trump wants.
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"Cheetah's athletic build and Bane's huge muscular build help to sell their characters," says George.
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But he quickly learned he was a "type," being young, muscular, and Colombian with tattoos.
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The images included cartoons of cross-dressers applying makeup and of muscular men wearing skimpy towels.
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Geraldine contemplated her own backside, which was rosy and muscular, with slight puckering by the thighs.
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The app can smooth out skin, make someone thinner, or even make people appear more muscular.
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But she persevered, and figured out how to prove that her muscular shape can fit in.
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Beyond the impact it has on your vagina's muscular health, fiber might help prevent infections, too.
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Rossy, a heavyweight boxer and former Boston College defensive end, said that Edwards was too muscular.
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"Look at me," Williams said during an interview with TIME in reference to her muscular physique.
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The FDA granted accelerated approval for Sarepta's Exondys eteplirsen treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy last September.
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It's really just a shot of Chris Pratt's very muscular butt, for the fun of it.
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The gene therapy treats spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), the leading genetic cause of death in infants.
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The FDA granted accelerated approval for Sarepta's eteplirsen treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy in September 2016.
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The battles involve 'roided-up, muscular warriors leaping through the air in slow motion, 300-style.
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They are short-legged, muscular dogs with coats that come in a range of grey colors.
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The first signs of the disorder include memory loss, behavioral changes, insomnia and muscular coordination problems.
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Zolgensma, the $2.1 million-per-patient treatment for spinal muscular atrophy, posted $160 million in sales.
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Syndergaard, 240, is nicknamed Thor because of his muscular, 22017-pound physique and long blond hair.
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The other queens criticized her for arms they deemed too muscular, so Kameron covered them up.
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In his social media post, there's a shirtless, muscular Brolin with a mohawk on the left.
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The ratings demonstrated that the winners became thinner and more muscular over the 15-year span.
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He said the better muscular strength would also allow a better assessment of his brain condition.
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Under Mr Abe, Japan has also tried to play a more muscular role in world affairs.
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This move could mean bad news for Sarepta's application for its Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug eteplirsen.
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But Mr. Fritta's imprisoned laborer is handsome and muscular, defying Hitler's stereotype of Jews as feeble.
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But when Charley's pediatrician said he might have muscular dystrophy, Tracy began to connect the dots.
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He's often compared to a gorilla or bear because of how tall and muscular he is.
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The onetime treatment delivers life-changing benefits to infants with spinal muscular atrophy, a rare disease.
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But Mr Crabtree also makes a muscular argument about the interlinkage of democracy, business and development.
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And I think that a policy of muscular military-ism is the way to go here.
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The women have matching blowouts, and the bodies — taut, nervous, and muscular — are largely the same.
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His potion—mixing muscular nationalism with Jewish chauvinism and anti-elitism—has helped poison Israel's politics.
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One consequence of governments' fading deference towards tech firms is a more muscular approach towards taxation.
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S. tensions have heightened over trade and China's muscular military posture in the South China Sea.
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Lewis became closely associated with his annual Labor Day telethon to benefit children with muscular dystrophy.
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SMITH: Clearly, making the case that this is a very -- a muscular reaction from this administration.
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"Look at me," Williams said during an interview with TIME in reference to her muscular physique.
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Images of both dancers on stage show just how muscular they need to be to dance.
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Next up was a muscular white man taking a photo of himself in a locker room.
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And of course, for the wonderful things he did for people who suffered from muscular dystrophy.
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"Extremely muscular men wearing almost no clothing was such a trope of '80s fantasy," he says.
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Although she is naturally thin and muscular, Torres was still bullied for her body growing up.
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Consequently, Mr Phillips wants Britain to abandon organic integration in favour of a more muscular approach.
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The hero isn't a bald, muscular dude with a sharp chin and a bucket of quips.
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One was John Barry, the composer who gave the series' early films their muscular, brassy swagger.
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This issue has come up with a controversial drug for the rare Duchenne muscular dystrophy disease.
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For the most part, the mannequins here were standard, though some of them seemed supremely muscular.
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For starters, ACTN3 is only a tiny piece of the puzzle in terms of muscular development.
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James Mattis, secretary of defense, is a trim and muscular man who looks like a commander.
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He said a more muscular move would be to limit how drug companies can market opioids.
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She was also an advocate for muscular action against Libya and Syria within the Obama administration.
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Fibromyalgia (fai-broh-mai-ahl-jyah): A chronic illness with symptoms such as widespread muscular pain.
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In meetings this week, Bolton has relayed Trump's views that a more muscular response is needed.
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Now he presents his muscular selfies and butt jokes alongside iconography of feminism and anti-racism.
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And just this month, prima ballerina Misty Copeland got her own doll, complete with muscular calves.
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With excessive acetylcholine, involuntary and painful muscle contractions and spasms occur, leading to profound muscular weakness.
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And so I clean my muscular and average height frame for an hour and a half.
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It received a fast pass as it got FDA approval for its Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug.
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They're benign growths that develop from the smooth muscular tissue of your uterus, Dr. Alexander says.
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One of the audience members, a loquacious dark-haired and muscular woman, introduced herself as Valeria.
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A robust Rodin sculpture of a woman stands beside equally corpulent and muscular Bacon male nudes.
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They often can't speak and suffer from muscular atrophy because they can't walk or move around.
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Audi Sport pumps a select few models with extra everything, transforming them into muscular land rockets.
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You should also be an active, intelligent, muscular pup of heavy bone with a smooth coat.
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In that time, he has helped shape a sound that is stunningly muscular, smooth and cohesive.
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The F.D.A. approved the treatment for children under 363 with all forms of spinal muscular atrophy.
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The album throws together muscular funk, blasts of electric guitar, eerie synthesizer undulations, lush Philadelphia soul.
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She is zaftig, muscular, and irrepressible — a contortionist performance artist whose only audience is the viewer.
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The British and Brazilian teams have been climbing the ranks with powerful tumbling and muscular bodies.
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Juul's alliance with Altria has given it access to a far more muscular, experienced political player.
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Favorable links between digit ratio and cardiorespiratory endurance and muscular strength have been found in males.
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The injury and operation almost invariably lead to significant muscular atrophy in the affected leg, though.
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Schizophrenia, epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, albinism and even "abnormal sexual desire" were all grounds for sterilizing patients.
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The groom's mother was the director of the St. Louis chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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LAPD released this brutal footage of a muscular man assaulting two women on Saturday in DTLA.
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One such group, the muscular National Conservative Political Action Committee, was established with Mr. Finkelstein's help.
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Few players exhibited less awe for pitchers than the muscular, 73-foot-1, 210-pound Baylor.
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He chronicles his transformation from a nerdy duckling into the muscular entrepreneur swan he is today.
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Also: Eric Asimov's muscular defense of good wine, against recent attempts to champion the bad stuff.
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Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT) received an early FDA approval for its second treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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Rest is not for the weak, and proper recovery is essential for muscular development and growth.
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Lee recalcó que la insuficiencia cardiaca es un problema particular de las personas con distrofia muscular.
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Sarepta Therapeutics – The drugmaker announced positive study results for a new treatment for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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The patient had always been active, and he was still trim and muscular, the P.A. noted.
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Jocelyn was tall, blond, muscular, with a firm jawline, the very image of the Übermensch Nazi.
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Nash has a rare neuromuscular disease known as SMARD, or spinal muscular atrophy with respiratory distress.
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The twist is that the muscular hero and villain abruptly cease fighting and begin making out.
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A diminuição da irritabilidade é uma evolução positiva, mas ela apresenta outros sintomas, como rigidez muscular.
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Gene therapies are also being tested to treat hemophilia and Duchenne muscular dystrophy, another rare disorder.
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But season three feels straightforward and muscular in a way that the previous two just didn't.
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A cure for muscular dystrophy, if one should surface, would not only bring relief to millions of people but could also save millions of dollars in treatment costs: The two most common types of muscular dystrophy have been estimated to cost the US over $900 million annually.
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Its small legs and hindquarters that work to steer the huge muscular bulk of the front end.
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Skiing is a sport that requires a lot of muscular effort, especially from your quads, Taylor says.
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Artists add a graphic layer of bold illustrative visuals to portraits of athletes with muscular body forms.
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The dogs, PETA said, were bred with the canine muscular dystrophy gene and held in metal cells.
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One of the victims told police that the shooter was a tattooed, muscular "Hawaiian or Hispanic" male.
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Edelman remains bullish on Sarepta Therapeutics and believes its Duchenne muscular dystrophy drug, eteplirsen, will be approved.
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He turned toward the muscular, shiny-pated man guarding him and raised his wrists, ready for unshackling.
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Because of its power, she recommends it for more muscular individuals who are looking for intense percussions.
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" When I hear a collector-woman gush over this muscular, process-painter-man: "He is so hot!
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Octopus can grow quite large, with some species bearing muscular arms reaching more than a metre long.
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Foremost among his heroes is Nehru's deputy, Vallabhbhai Patel, a more muscular nationalist and pro-Hindu politician.
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It's considered a breakthrough in the treatment of spinal muscular atrophy, a rare and devastating childhood disease.
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Now Narendra Modi, whose muscular brand of Hindu nationalism has fired up the young, is prime minister.
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Tran wrote that generally men seek to be lean and muscular, while women want to be thin.
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Before eteplirsen, the only approved treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy was steroids to help maintain muscle strength.
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After he passed, she stayed to care for her mother who was home-bound with muscular dystrophy.
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They've lost almost every other challenge and have just voted off one of their most muscular players.
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Roslyn Breen was born with an undiagnosed muscular condition that prevents her from walking or sitting up.
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"4 Degrees" is so many things at once: fragile but muscular, sentimental but apocalyptic, chilling but glorious.
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Judges look for sculpted shoulders, small and toned waists, large and muscular glutes, and strong, defined legs.
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The technique has already led to a drug for spinal muscular atrophy that was approved last year.
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It took another pro-athlete to help Douglas recognize the beauty in her muscular body: Serena Williams.
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Others, however, point out Maui appears solid and muscular, just as the demigod would have been described.
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I went from being 'too fat' to 'too thin' to 'too muscular' and I never felt satisfied.
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A muscular leader sending a message to a country he believes was badly mishandled by his predecessor.
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If a predator gets too big or muscular, it may exhaust itself too quickly during the chase.
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He'll be standing on that stage at the [Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Association] telethon on Labor Day.
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His teenage son, Dylan, has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a genetic disorder that causes muscle degeneration and weakness.
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Even while Reagan was talking about peace, Bush found the need to stress a more muscular vision.
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Her son, Jett, was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a rare, debilitating condition, when he was 5.
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The end result is The Grand Annihilation, an album that's muscular without being overblown and one-dimensional.
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As with so many other moments in Wonder Woman, we saw her from below, a muscular giantess.
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For men, the new study suggests, the real problem isn't a thin ideal—it's a muscular one.
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Instead, they elected Alberto Fernández, whose Peronist movement prefers a muscular state to vigorous markets (see article).
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Jenny Rellick was born with spinal muscular atrophy, a degenerative disease that causes muscles to waste away.
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Officials argue that the more muscular approach will actually make a real conflict with China less likely.
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But repeated bouts of muscular stillness could over time cause such impacts to become permanent, he said.
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"It's not a muscular situation with Noah," said Terry Collins, who will manage the National League team.
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Ambider agreed to the conditions and included the description "muscular" in his write-up of Clinton's speech.
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He became a celebrated scientist, publishing more than four hundred scholarly papers, and practicing muscular outdoor geology.
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It was the first time many had gotten a good look at how muscular his calves are.
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Trump's vision for muscular American mercantilism relies on mystification about the real conditions shaping work and income.
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In Crimea, eastern Ukraine and now Syria, Mr. Putin has flaunted a modernized and more muscular military.
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Craig Roberts is his first client, Trevor, a foul-mouthed British 18-year-old with muscular dystrophy.
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He became so muscular that a friend, Sean Chagani, once asked him whether he was taking steroids.
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Rick Owens Muscular furniture and avant-garde fashion in a purist interior of concrete and white walls.
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Moving deeper into the Parisian avant-garde, Picabia absorbed Cubism by 1912, evolving an exceptionally muscular style.
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Mosley liked to surround himself with muscular men and there is an element of homoeroticism around it.
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a genetic degenerative disease that affects one in 3,500 to 5,000 males.
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The doll's legs are magnificently muscular, though it definitely took some time to whip Barbie into shape.
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Later, there was an alarming blood test that suggested a condition like muscular dystrophy or spina bifida.
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Evans said people tend to assume male athletes have to be lean and muscular, and usually white.
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The competition features dogs from 201 breeds and varieties, from muscular French bulldogs to butterfly-eared papillons.
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The action, and Stormzy's muscular presence, could help translate his thickly accented rhymes for an American audience.
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Meet the newest Barbie, who has dark skin, the muscular thighs of an athlete, and a hijab.
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Men have to be muscular, tough, unfeeling, are always right, can have whatever they want in life.
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He plays Cavman, the school's muscular, goateed cavalier, who beats his chest and has swagger to spare.
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That was the question posed in an 1870 article in The New York Times titled "Muscular Women" (!).
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He was a muscular rapper who delivered direct, unromanticized lyrics about navigating the challenges of street life.
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You can't consent when you're 183'3, 100 pounds and they're both over 6 feet and very muscular.
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You can't consent when you're 5'3, 85033 pounds and they're both over 6 feet and very muscular.
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Q. Does coenzyme Q210 help to reduce muscular issues and other negative side effects associated with statins?
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Tanqueray's big, muscular juniper profile was a match made in heaven with all of the other ingredients.
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It is muscular storytelling complemented by characters — especially Swede Levov — who burn their way into one's memory.
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In the mainland, President Xi Jinping has strengthened an already muscular tech-powered censorship and surveillance system.
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One particularly muscular group ahead of November is Acronym, and that's thanks in part to tech's largesse.
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Ana, with her muscular legs and practical shoes and her skin, soapy and pale as a statue's.
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Such muscular discomfort and fatigue could be particularly consequential if they result in people being less active.
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Instead they convinced Iran's hardliners that the only way of dealing with America was through muscular confrontation.
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And he came out of retirement to help perfect the muscular Humvee to meet the Army's specifications.
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It will probably also require muscular federal action on areas like taxes, antitrust, and workers' bargaining power.
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A broad-shouldered, muscular figure who walked the fairways briskly, Ford became one of golf's fastest players.
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Women weep or gaze in horror; a serpent winds itself around a muscular body on the ground.
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His squat, muscular frame reflects the amount of time that he spends on his physical-training routine.
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At Pancho's, Wong began questioning one of the muscular friends, who was Asian, about his romantic life.
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Moreover, traditional artist's-model bodies were supposed to look like Greco-Roman statues: smooth, muscular and young.
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But she gives the most realistic portrayal of a person with muscular dystrophy that I've ever seen.
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Bloodied and beaten, his heaving muscular body is stripped naked and he hangs exposed on the cross.
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Darwin spoke about the muscular stresses of repeated expressions that slowly etch into the face, revealing personality.
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However, the doll's body type appears to reflect Barbie's super-slim silhouette more than Adams' muscular physique.
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I have an undetermined variant of muscular dystrophy, a genetic disease that steadily strips away skeletal muscle.
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The writing has the muscular urgency of the present tense, throwing us off-kilter in real time.
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I am soaring above a massive steampunk space machine seemingly powered by muscular men chained to treadmills.
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For the Marvel epic, Hemsworth's typically fit and muscular superhero grows a bushy beard — and a huge potbelly.
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Rob Kardashian is showing glimmers of a toned body, judging from what looks like some pretty muscular calves.
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"She has a fairly complicated anatomy with a muscular VSD," Murray said, referring to a ventricular septal defect.
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Taking on Duchenne Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a rare genetic disease that causes muscles to slowly waste away.
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After the cover reveal Saturday, she told PEOPLE that growing up she was embarrassed by her muscular arms.
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Gypsy has a long list of conditions: epilepsy, leukemia, a heart murmur, muscular dystrophy, learning disabilities, paraplegia, anemia.
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Hillary Clinton's a corrupt witch, and President Trump is muscular, square-jawed, and beige, with flowing yellow hair.
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Mignola's one of the best modern American cartoonists to do comics about muscular men beating each other up.
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The president marveled at a muscular man, "you a workout guy?" he asked, according to the press pool.
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Shares of Sarepta Pharmaceutical sinking today after the FDA rejected the company's experimental drug to treat Muscular Dystrophy.
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All that sweating causes you to lose sodium, an essential electrolyte, which makes you susceptible to muscular cramps.
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Though this is demanding dance — all five women maintain muscular tension for long periods — it's only intermittently rewarding.
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This is a spare, black-and-white photo of a young, muscular man gripping a set of branches.
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All these young women so lean and muscular and accomplished at thirty; Ivy Leagued, Brazilian-waxed, thonged, tattooed.
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy occurs in one out of every 22014,22014 male infants, and it's even rarer in girls.
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Many Indians relish the idea of a muscular leader with a proven record of pushing far-reaching change.
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Promoting competition isn't the only idea in the world, but more muscular price controls are much more controversial.
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It leads to severe and progressive muscular atrophy and weakness, including in muscles needed for breathing and swallowing.
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Duchenne muscular dystrophy occurs in about one out of every 3,600 baby boys worldwide, according to the FDA.
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They also found that "greater muscular activity" while chewing "appears to release greater amounts" of the volatile molecules.
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The seventh-grader has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a degenerative disorder in which the muscles become weaker and weaker.
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And that reaching momentary muscular failure is what it takes to "flick the switch" from off to on.
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Actor Terry Crews is easily recognizable for his muscular build and willingness to not take himself too seriously.
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"The impact of running is very high, so strong muscular support is needed for your joints," Mariotti says.
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But individual variations in the rate of muscular growth mean that he might gain 10 pounds of muscle.
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For example, Biogen's Spinraza for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) will be priced at $6900,2628 for the first year.
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The muscular performance after the election didn't last, and the sector is about flat now for the year.
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Men who are considered the most physically attractive in American pop culture tend to be lean and muscular.
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They concluded that a flamingo standing on two legs uses more muscular energy to maintain a steady posture.
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So why is a one-legged posture more efficient, and why does it use no active muscular movement?
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For another, it can't distinguish fat from muscle, thus incorrectly placing some muscular individuals into the "obese" range.
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Such dedication to a more toned and muscular form seems at odds with traditional beauty standards in China.
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Christopher had a muscular mind and a beautiful, sonorous voice, and the final Gospel resonates wonderfully in English.
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Most of the men depicted in this genre are muscular, have body hair, and a "bear" body type.
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She was also a near-Olympian skater, whose muscular, aggressive style failed to find fans among Team USA.
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The U.S.-based company's primary drug is a treatment for a deadly disease known as spinal muscular atrophy.
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It's equally possible that other activities, and perhaps certain muscular-skeletal quirks, are contributing to their bad posture.
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David Sparsholt has a military gait, his son observes, and he stays strong and muscular to the end.
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Gang tattoos could be seen on the muscular, maraschino-red-stained arms of guys on the factory floor.
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Lewis was also known for his humanitarian work and served as the chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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Zolgensma, the treatment for spinal muscular atrophy, may be approved only to be given to newborns, for example.
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The massacre in Orlando fueled those concerns and Mr. Trump's insistence on a more muscular national security stance.
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For a long time, one type of man has dominated the marketing of men's products: the muscular bro.
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Spectinomycin involves a painful muscular injection and has been linked to toxicity and a range of side-effects.
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But pit bulls are also known as any mixed-breed dog with a blocky head and muscular build.
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But Murphy told Insider there's a lot that goes into making sure he looks muscular in his pictures.
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He had a hard, muscular style and seemed to rap with authority about drug trafficking, gangs and guns.
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A Patek Philippe watch sold at a Christie's auction in Geneva that benefited research on Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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Mallinckrodt – The drugmaker's experimental muscular dystrophy treatment was granted "orphan drug" status by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Thank you to Mr. Morris for his intellectually muscular, robust and generous offering in this year's Culture Issue.
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Phys Ed Our bodies may be evolutionarily adapted to continual muscular activity, something we don't achieve with chairs.
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SWOLE sounds like the past tense of "swell," although it's a noun and means extremely buff and muscular.
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All that testing finally produced an answer: She had a genetic abnormality causing these attacks of muscular weakness.
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I especially like the argument for a muscular "multiracial populism" by Heather McGhee of Demos during the podcast.
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The Chihuahua came in fourth, followed by the muscular pit bull, which includes a number of terrier breeds.
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Trump was a very different kind of Republican than Ryan, professing a muscular populism alongside traditional GOP priorities.
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I saw a young woman playing, sweat glistening on her cheeks, farmer's tan visible on her muscular legs.
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Its astonishing energy comes from the contrast between its perky, picaresque structure and its muscular, high-flying prose.
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Kusama is a "muscular filmmaker, and she really pushed me into places I haven't been before," said Kidman.
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" She said she wanted to write a book that rendered it accurately, as something "muscular, messy, proactive, complex.
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And although his political positions are tricky to pin down, they are tinged with populist and muscular rhetoric.
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They checked these volunteers' current muscular strength and size, and then had them start training a single leg.
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Muscular black men on the color spectrum from Morris Chestnut to Michael Ealy sat on the hotness throne.
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It's a telltale sign that the new administration is taking a more muscular approach to covert operations there.
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He appeared regularly on the annual Labor Day telethon hosted by Jerry Lewis benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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But by late August, Admiral Rogers, its director, was pressing for a more muscular response to the Russians.
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On a rainy night in Harlem, a muscular man sits on a milk cart, smoking a cigarette, waiting.
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Spinraza is the first approved treatment for the rare and often fatal disease spinal muscular atrophy or SMA.
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He has also worked to cultivate a new Saudi identity, one rooted in muscular nationalism instead of Islam.
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Leave aside the Senate contest and Beto O'Rourke's surprisingly muscular (if nonetheless improbable) bid to topple Ted Cruz.
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This includes muscular dystrophy, osteoporosis and diseases that cause muscle wasting like cancer, heart disease, sepsis and AIDS.
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Nicole Kidman confronts the camera, her features slightly furrowed, her muscular arms hugging the back of a chair.
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Shapes and atmospheres loom in whites and textured grays from Stygian blackness: sculpted light, with a muscular feel.
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But effective law enforcement — including muscular federal support for state and local efforts — also plays an essential role.
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How did Ms. Hawley's muscular dystrophy make it difficult to continue playing video games with increasingly complex gameplay?
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From shredded singers to muscular models, we've whipped up a gallery to showcase that and everything in between.
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Ever since, Democrats have been backing into progress, moving incrementally, accepting basic conservative critiques of muscular social democracy.
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A 2008 game called Sonic Unleashed introduce a "werehog" version of Sonic in which he became furry and muscular.
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Anywhere abroad muscular labor could be duplicated at cheaper rates, it often was -- especially in heavy industry and manufacturing.
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He also tested the device on blind individuals with a range of other conditions including autism and muscular dystrophy.
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"I'm not a fuckin' popsicle," bristled the muscular Belgian, who relocated to Arizona to be closer to People Unlimited.
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Cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) have a unique muscular organ in their skin that, when expressed, exhibits skin bumps called papillae.
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Ultimately, we all have different muscular imbalances, so it's worth it to figure out what works for your body.
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It helps that women are finally moving away from the idea that lifting weights will make them too muscular.
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Her fans flocked to Instagram to ask why the former UFC champ would make her arms look less muscular.
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He represents a definitive sensitive everyman action hero that was a departure from a very masculine and muscular prototype.
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Many pro-Brexit politicians will support the president's quest for reduced immigration and a more muscular approach to trade.
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The drug, eteplirsen, is designed to treat a particular subset of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) patients. (http:1.usa.
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The gene-editing tool has already been used to create malaria-blocking mosquitoes, muscular beagles, and miniature pet pigs.
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Sarepta is looking for accelerated approval for eteplirsen to treat a subset of patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
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There have been some signs of increasing opposition to Modi's economic policies and to the BJP's muscular Hindu nationalism.
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The R.S.S., a Hindu nationalist organization, was founded in 1925 as a muscular alternative to Mahatma Gandhi's freedom movement.
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Phillips lives with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a genetic disease that results in the loss of voluntary muscle movement.
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Spinal muscular atrophy treatment Spinraza brought in $518 million in the quarter, beating Refinitiv IBES estimates of $6.873 million.
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The show has a muscular lead-in from "CBS Sunday Morning," which routinely attracts more than six million viewers.
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"Muscular Christianity" as a movement came out of the writings of Christian men who sought to address that need.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved a gene therapy developed by Novartis for treating spinal muscular atrophy in children.
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My use of the word muscular may have reflected a lack of originality, but it did not reflect collusion.
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They oppose any level of immigration that would threaten white demographic dominance and advocate for a muscular white nationalism.
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Spinraza is the first approved treatment for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) and has been a major focus for investors.
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There are other ways that microgravity wreaks havoc with on astronaut's body, not limited to bone and muscular degeneration.
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Biogen— Biogen shares rose 0.7% after the biotechnology company reported positive results for its spinal muscular atrophy drug Spinraza.
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Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is the leading genetic cause of infant mortality, affecting one in every 10,000 live births.
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"Generally when I breathed from six to seven quarts, muscular motions were produced to a certain extent," he noted.
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The non-muscular, slight-framed South African was told he was "too short" to be a male principal dancer.
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When it comes to personal vehicles, Americans are pretty clear what they like — something large, muscular and gasoline-driven.
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But according to his biographers, he also spent his childhood spying on the muscular boys working on neighboring farms.
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Sarepta continued to rise after it received approval from the FDA earlier this week for a muscular dystrophy drug.
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"Everyone was talking about her arms, and she became very self-conscious about how muscular they were," Hawkins explained.
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He first started doing telethons for the Muscular Dystrophy Association in 1952 before retiring from the job in 2011.
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Instead of capturing Elba's muscular physique, the doll was on the more slender side and featured a bald head.
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He stripped off his black tank top to expose a tanned set of muscular pecs and an eight-pack.
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I am Gene Kelly as I crash down the other side, muscular and fierce, loosing death in every direction.
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If it had ventured a muscular, committed excuse for its own existence, it might have been wrong but worthwhile.
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There is growing evidence that muscular strength and function is just as important as aerobic fitness for aging well.
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Her second-in-command, Batou, looks like an anime Dolph Lundgren; huge and muscular with slicked-back blonde hair.
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In the comment section, I read about users missing muscular legs, so I decided to add this, as well.
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Half of Efron's character is a running physical gag revolving around character reactions to his muscular, frequently shirtless body.
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Read on to learn more about the star, and find out how he ended up playing Disney's muscular baddie.
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Witness the exhibition's large, muscular charcoal drawings and one of the most potent paintings on view, "Tracks" (1982-1991).
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Dexter's signature super thin henley tees hug his muscular frame in a fashion the Teen Wolf boys would recognize.
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But while 31-year-old toiled with his muscular game it was the dashing Federer who supplied the gems.
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Mattis, a former Marine general, has been highly critical of China's muscular military moves in the South China Sea.
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The heat loss theory is plausible and makes sense, but is probably supported by the muscular activity hypothesis, too.
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Trump's tough talk has been echoed by those who back the idea of a muscular response to North Korea.
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You can hear it, too, in the track's muscular progressions and turnarounds, and Acosta's alternately delicate and defiant falsetto.
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Do you prefer your tales lean, muscular, and dry, leached of excess and honed to a single, digestible point?
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For it is there that lithe, muscular young things create acrobatic poetry on swings and trapezes, wires and ropes.
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There were a lot of gay men who felt that pressure: Should I be hypermasculine and muscular like that?
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Admittedly, Sarepta's initial study had some flaws, says Pat Furlong, founding president and CEO of Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy.
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The more modest measures are a far and weaker cry from the muscular moves threatened by the administration earlier.
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But increasing exposure to Western lifestyles has made a desire for a more muscular physique, namely abdominal muscles, trendy.
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Mr. Owens's husky body almost sags with the burden of responsibility; his rich, muscular voice is suffused with suffering.
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Its followers are susceptible to battle cries to preserve the faith under the banner of a muscular Buddhist nationalism.
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With his fleshy face and muscular frame, he has a physical stolidity that clashes with his quickness of mind.
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There are no Bambi-esque lashes or tiny waists, and equally there aren't particularly muscular shoulders or defined jawlines.
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Mr. Trpceski was everywhere fluent, muscular and athletic in double-octave passages, light and humorous in more pointed moments.
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Binoculars reveal three sturdy ewes perched on a wall of rock, accompanied by two lambs and a muscular ram.
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Not all bodies are the same, but even when I tried to get more muscular, it was actually difficult.
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" Wilson, however, renders the moment this way: "Her muscular, firm hand/ picked up the ivory handle of the key.
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He appears as muscular as ever, his left-arm striped with black fitness tape like a fearsome barber's pole.
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While culturally, men are encouraged to become more muscular, women often feel pressure to lose weight, including muscle mass.
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The top racers are tanned and freckled from time spent running outside, with muscular arms and uneven tan lines.
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SWOLE has come to mean muscular, a benefit — so my trainer tells me — of weight lifting and body building.
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Also here were black chalk studies of contorted, muscular nudes, which Tintoretto drew after small model statues by Michelangelo.
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State officials are still deciding whether to add Alzheimer's, muscular dystrophy, dystonia, PTSD, and rheumatoid arthritis to the list.
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Four smallish slices of their muscular seeded rye, served with gravlax and whitefish salad, kept me full for hours.
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Lochte says he'll be donating a portion of his proceeds from the endorsement deal to a muscular dystrophy charity.
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A DAD BOD is a slim physique that is not toned or muscular, and is supposedly considered sexy now.
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Her younger son, Jesús, was diagnosed with progressive muscular dystrophy and died in 1984 at the age of 20.
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They argue that there is nothing wrong with emphasizing India's Hindu history and traditions in a more muscular way.
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And spinal muscular atrophy wasn't going to keep me from having a girlfriend, getting married or having a family.
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"It's a muscular injury, and if she had continued here, it would probably have become a tear," Mouratoglou said.
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"It's a simple, elegant concept that cleverly allows people to use their own muscular power more effectively," he says.
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"This is no longer the muscular Facebook that could do little wrong financially," Shira Ovide of Bloomberg Opinion writes.
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That may prove enough for European leaders to push past their legacy of inaction to deliver a muscular response.
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There's a joy here, in no small part because of Unferth's sentences, which are muscular and musical and confident.
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Insurers are also restricting coverage of a similarly expensive drug, Spinraza, which treats another rare disease, spinal muscular atrophy.
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Well like I was saying, Athenos II's muscular tentacle is bashing Fribby's shiny head … Bam bam bam bam bam.
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Her own son, Luke Hoban, has congenital muscular dystrophy and needs considerable assistance, including a wheelchair and a ventilator.
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The bartender — a muscular man in a black T-shirt the night I went — has no time to talk.
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Mandzukic was also omitted because of a "muscular strain in his right adductor region", the club said on Monday.
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It looked like a huge, muscular dog, yet it floated over the ground in a way that seemed uncanine.
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Zolgensma, the Swiss drugmaker's $2.1 million-per-patient gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy, posted $160 million in sales.
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Back in Brooklyn, Mr. Franzese, a muscular 22001-foot-22005, prided himself as an amateur boxer and rugged brawler.
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With its muscular design, saturated colors and crisp language, "Little Plane Learns to Write" is enchanting in its simplicity.
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Well Yoga offers some obvious benefits: stress reduction, muscular flexibility, an enhanced sense of well-being, even cute clothes.
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First, the U.S. should apply more muscular measures to combat Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps and other hardliners inside Iran.
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Curry's "Our Good Earth" (21956) depicts a muscular farmer standing in a wheat field, two children at his side.
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Harry Sternberg's "Enough (Boundman)" (20003) portrays a monumental, muscular man, his wrists tied, as a critique of labor conditions.
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Yanya's voice is bold, shaped by classical training and a fondness for jazz, and her guitar playing is muscular.
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Its gene-therapy drug, Zolgensma, is expected to cure spinal muscular atrophy, but costs $2.1m per treatment in America.
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"Hostiles" is elegantly made, with picturesque cinematography by Masanobu Takayanagi and a muscular, old-style score by Max Richter.
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While it certainly doesn't hurt to be muscular, a lot of the sport is based on technique and repetition.
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About 15 out of every 100,103 males aged 5 to 24 have Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the most common kind.
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They are muscular, painterly investigations of the micro – a thorn, a leaf, the space between branches, or a bloom.
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But live, Bear has always added muscular propulsion to songs that might otherwise translate as too fragile and gossamer.
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The New York artist Sharon Lawless has developed an approach to collage that is muscular, witty, and absolutely beguiling.
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"The president-elect has demonstrated with Carrier and others to be very muscular in his support for U.S. jobs, muscular in support that we retain jobs for this country, that we don't ship jobs overseas, that we don't let other countries take sales and support jobs in their own countries," Hochberg said.
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They believed Blanchard's wheelchair-confined daughter suffered from mental deficits, muscular dystrophy, a seizure disorder, and cancer, among other illnesses.
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Especially when the therapies address a disease where disabilities accumulate with time like inherited muscle disorders such as muscular dystrophy.
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On these issues Mr Ford's small-government, low-tax instincts clash with Mr Trudeau's advocacy of a more muscular government.
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It is also mandatory they register their body shape (choosing from descriptions such as sexy, curvy, petite, standard and muscular).
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In the poster, the video game mascot's body is seen only in silhouette — a weirdly muscular and human-shaped look.
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Adding $54 billion to the defense budget seems to respond to nothing more substantive than a desire to appear muscular.
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Last week, Jonas posted a photo to Instagram of his muscular back while working out at a Chicago-area gym.
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I'm a muscular and physical performer and I like to get in there and there was space for that, too.
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Today, the tour has recovered its credibility as an extreme test of muscular endurance, and with it the country's enthusiasm.
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The first enemy you meet is an effeminate, muscular guy wearing a tight pink floral shirt and cutoff jean shorts.
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Groups howled last year when the FDA approved a controversial muscular dystrophy drug over the objections of its own advisers.
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So far the company has one drug on the market, Exondys 51, for the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
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The water park features a wheelchair-accessible river ride and areas with warm water to help those with muscular conditions.
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"They are often encouraged to develop strong, muscular frames," so they lift weights and try to get big, she says.
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You sit down on a maroon plush sofa, and the muscular blond bunny comes over to take your drink order.
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Does a thuggish politics require a more muscular response on the part of those upholding liberal values and democratic traditions?
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ISIS beheading videos and ISIS-inspired attacks in the US began softening attitudes toward muscular foreign policy and surveillance programs.
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After engaging America's president, Donald Trump, in a lengthy, muscular handshake, Mr Macron described his firm grip as "not accidental".
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We're supposed to admire his muscular arms, his ability to ride motorcycles alongside raptors, his rough stubble — not his intellect.
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"It's not much weight so you're not going to get so muscular, but you're going to get toned," explains Tarverdyan.
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But there's no denying that those muscular haunches are menacing, even at a standstill under the staid convention center lights.
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Seph was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, which severely decreases a person's mobility, and Presley accompanies him wherever he goes.
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Cardi's verse is this song's saving grace, because it's basically the antithesis of Adam Levine's whole weird muscular robot thing.
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But when James Corden finds himself standing alongside three strapping, muscular suspects, all he really wants is to be included.
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Every time I walk into a store, I feel the pressure: Men should be more muscular, women should be slim.
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His staff has embraced an unaffiliated poster series that depicts the senator shirtless, muscular, heavily tattooed and smoking a cigarette.
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Duchenne is a rare, progressive, degenerative disease affecting about 1 in 3,500 boys, according to the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA).
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Scientists have engineered that mechanism to tweak DNA, creating unusually muscular beagles, for instance, and mosquitoes that don't transmit malaria.
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It's worth noting that the word "muscular" came up often in a search of Mr. Landler's articles of that period.
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Sarepta Therapeutics skyrocketed 73 percent on Monday on the news that the FDA approved its treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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The painting depicts a muscular man with the mandibles of a rhinoceros beetle—beastly appendages that symbolise man's base cravings.
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And he's a big, tall, muscular guy, so there's a lot of surface area to keep covered with those scars.
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The average person probably has more in common with Robbie Rotten than they do the muscular and seemingly perfect Sportacus.
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Gellad cited several big-ticket drugs approved through the faster pathway, including Exondys 51, which treats a rare muscular disorder.
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Eleven-year-old Dalton Harvey, who has a rare for of muscular dystrophy, has always dreamed of becoming a firefighter.
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Eighteen months on, Taufatofua presents a much leaner figure than the muscular martial artist that competed in the 80kg division.
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But these drawbacks are quite unlike the restraints it places on the sort of muscular reciprocation Mr Trump's team contemplates.
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Mr Trump's world is one of muscular conflicts of interest; brute, zero-sum tests of leverage, self-confidence and guile.
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The bottom line: This more muscular stance by Brussels sends a stronger deterrence signal to authoritarian regimes targeting democratic institutions.
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"There has always been a certain exultation, but also a certain erotic fascination, with these muscular women," says Dr. Richardson.
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He darts around collecting rings before skidding to a stop in front of the viewer, poised on muscular, hairy legs.
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Genuine smiles were dubbed Duchenne ones and several diseases of muscle tissue —for example, Duchenne muscular dystrophy — bear his name.
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"Well in my opinion, she just went from self-obsessed too skinny to self-obsessed too muscular," another commenter wrote.
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TRUMP ADMIN VOWS IRAN RESPONSE: The Trump administration vowed a muscular response Wednesday to Iran's test of a ballistic missile.
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While all dancers are athletic, Fleet said that Paul Taylor dancers are specifically known for their muscular legs and backs.
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The muscular 6-foot-173 wing forward seemed to come up with a key bucket every time Temple got close.
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With each "stamp" of the tool, the cocktail gets pushed in at the dermal level, rather than the muscular level.
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" King also said her toned physique came from being "naturally muscular," adding, "I wish I had arms like I did.
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Many of the advertisements glorify chasing the "ideal" running body — tall, lean, and muscular — through unhealthy diet and exercise habits.
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The visible sexiness and strength of his muscular men, the delicacy of his pencil strokes—his work just amazed me.
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He said there was an "11% to 56% chance of clinically meaningful improvement" in muscular function with the proposed treatment.
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The premium sedan has a long hood and horizontal body lines, while the SUV has a more muscular-looking hood.
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Songs on Pregnancy's Urgency and Ciggie Witch's Mad Music were uneasy and muscular, adding new angles to Zac's signature style.
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Spinraza became the first FDA approved treatment for the rare, often fatal disease spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in December 237.
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He says he gets lots of attractive, muscular straight guys to be in his films who wouldn't otherwise do porn.
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I fear much more the inevitable capture of sprawling administrative state by determined muscular, skillful, articulate compliment, well-lawyered factions.
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Scientists are using it to try to cure HIV, to find new treatments for muscular dystrophy, to understand killer cancers.
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Guston turned to drawing, always a haven, starting with simple yet muscular lines and punchy marks in charcoal and ink.
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Thus, like a cascade of dominoes, waves of muscular undulation passed from one end of the ray to the other.
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You can see muscular contractions from the vagina, and the experts walk viewers through the bodily reactions in real time.
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"Unbelievably rich, powerful and muscular," the critic Robert Parker wrote of the 1969 cabernet in his 2002 wine buyer's guide.
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Many of the advertisements glorify chasing the "ideal" running body — tall, lean and muscular — through unhealthy diet and exercise habits.
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In the group's lingo, "Chads" are sexually satisfied men -- "charismatic, tall, good-looking, confident, muscular" -- according to the incels site.
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A few seconds later, a sailfish burst from the water, its dark, muscular flanks so unexpected in the placid Pacific.
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Among your many suggestions: the crustless quiche, which could be made more meaty and muscular with some bacon or ham.
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The candidate is a one-time treatment for SMA Type 1, a genetic muscular disease leading to reduced muscle movement.
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"The Good Fight" is simply a fun, confident, muscular series, in which every character is interesting, down to the judges.
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Miceli is Professor of Microbiology Immunology and Molecular Genetics, UCLA and co-director of the Center for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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Spinal muscular atrophy is a genetic disorder marked by severe muscle weakness, affecting the ability to breathe, speak, and move.
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The Owensboro, Kentucky, resident was born with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a genetic disorder that causes the muscles to progressively deteriorate.
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On the roof, two muscular men, Axon Taser trainers, dragged a pair of blue gymnastics mats to an open area.
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But more than ever, the UAE feels it must manage the optics of its more muscular approach to regional politics.
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Like the early sex pictures, they are the product of erotic fixation, Mapplethorpe's late-blooming attraction to muscular black males.
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The drug, nusinersen, was being developed by Biogen in collaboration with Ionis Pharmaceuticals Inc, to treat spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
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Let us give praise to those hopeful insane optimists,who we clutched with great force in our arrogant, muscular fists.
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But if you want to have a muscular body that's also lean, you want more protein than the average person.
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This was the first step toward botulinum toxin becoming the huge help in treating muscular disorders that it is today.
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He doesn't have the natural muscular beauty of the other men, but consider this: Have you seen men in porn?
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It's clear that Trayce, who stands a muscular 2383 feet 226 inches tall, has the tools to do just that.
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They are two of those grey, short-haired, muscular-type dogs, with floppy pink mouths, white tufts on their chests.
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Patient advocacy group Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy announced the pause, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, on Monday afternoon.
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I was born with a type of dilated cardiomyopathy, a congenital muscular abnormality that prevented my heart from pumping efficiently.
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Multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, Lyme disease, Huntington's, Myasthenia gravis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Parkinson's and Wilson's disease all can cause it.
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Van Etten's voice is muscular, unpretentious, and rich, and she has never been quite so in control of it before.
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Muscular and strong, this breed can weigh up to 200 pounds, making it the perfect guard dog for any home.
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Upon arriving at her apartment, he boots down the door and scoops her up into his safe muscular arms. Really?
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So the opening of opportunity has to not only be there, but be there in a much more muscular way.
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Strengthening a great logo with a fresh system is a less muscular process — it requires subtle shifts rather than bombast.
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In another, he pulls back his too-small white vest to reveal a muscular chest and a little yellow chick.
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Among many, the allure of Barack Obama's brainy nuance had given way to a longing for a more muscular certainty.
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Paul Cézanne's muscular, intensely observed style might have been more perfectly suited for still life and landscape than for portraits.
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Their sharp teeth and muscular jaws allow them to deliver a more powerful bite than any other mammal their size.
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When Frampton was 9, his youngest brother died of muscular dystrophy, a genetic condition, two weeks after his first birthday.
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But most of the elite gymnastics world has figured out that it's OK for women to be strong and muscular.
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And hordes of studies have also shown it can have a pretty remarkable effect on power output and muscular endurance.
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Patients have also experienced central nervous system disorders, muscular weakness, anemia, and vision and hearing degeneration, according to the FDA.
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That's the president's leverage, and leverage, along with his crude take on muscular leadership, is his motivation for doing this.
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People who don't cool down within 30 minutes could need organ transplants or have long-lasting muscular and neurological problems.
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Outraged demands for "platform responsibility" are a muscular-sounding response to terrorism that shifts public attention from the governments' duties.
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Where in the 1990s cyclists like Armstrong looked muscular and fierce, today cyclists look lean to the point of emaciation.
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O'Higgins is also interested in studying the origins of sociality by studying muscular anatomy and function in apes and humans.
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He was shorter than Siatta but more muscular, with a build hinting at years of weight training and competitive wrestling.
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The FDA said late Thursday it approved Sarepta Therapeutics' Vyondys 53 for patients with a form of Duchenne's muscular dystrophy.
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It is enigmatic because the nude, muscular Newton appears to be sitting on an encrusted rock on the ocean floor.
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Nikolaj Znaider gave a more muscular, yet still refined, performance of Brahms's Violin Concerto after the Anderson work on Saturday.
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Mr. Groissböck's voice lacks some depth and richness, but his muscular sound and declamatory style are perfect for this portrayal.
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The consensus was that Charlie had suffered muscular atrophy and damage that would be irreversible even with the experimental treatment.
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My daughter, meanwhile, is also in the nonprofit world, currently at Charley's Fund, which is dedicated to Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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Muscular drumming and distorted, suspended harmonies offset the almost nonchalant lucidity of Mr. Endsley's trumpet and Ben Wendel's tenor saxophone.
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First of all, we are really immodestly the experts in the natural history and the understanding of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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He thrust his muscular shoulders forward, limp legs hanging behind him, and transformed himself into Lyrical D, rising rap artist.
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I was born with Freeman-Sheldon syndrome, a genetic bone and muscular disorder, and had 26 surgeries by my midteens.
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Emilie McCauley, 24, doesn't use a wheelchair, and when people meet her, it's not apparent that she has muscular dystrophy.
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It's raw and muscular, with an old time blues feel to it, while still coming across as feminine and modern.
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A federal right to try law, however, will not help boys like my sons, who suffered from Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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His political formula was already clear: mythical American humiliation calls for muscular American nationalism led by a macho American savior.
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The chair isn't just a prop; it's a necessity for the actress playing Laura, Madison Ferris, who has muscular dystrophy.
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The pianist Rudolph Buchbinder opened the Saturday concert with an elegant, somewhat understated account of Brahms's muscular First Piano Concerto.
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Alícia, atualmente com quase 18 meses de idade, tem microcefalia, rigidez muscular, convulsões e problemas de visão, respiração e deglutição.
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In this presentation, both artists present a muscular and unapologetic femininity that feels not only welcome right now but necessary.
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Democrats, however, had pushed to delay the vote after citing concerns with Pompeo's endorsement of a more muscular surveillance apparatus.
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Kazuo Shiraga, known for painting with his feet, is represented by a muscular, lava-like swoosh of red from 1964.
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Even the post-1990s steroid trial had muscular men at the top of the card, with the exception Yokozuna's run.
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As images from Marseille showed, they tend to be fit, muscular men who clearly look like they're adept at fighting.
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