Playing brief stints of more strenuous VR games had been similarly satisfying, so I figured I'd get a lot out of something like Beat Saber, which was purportedly both addictive and strenuous.
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There, it will face a new and more strenuous challenge.
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McKee had raised her prices, against strenuous objections from Celmins.
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Even strenuous diplomacy may not have put out the flames.
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"2017 will be a good but strenuous year," he said.
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The plank is a feat of static, but strenuous, exercise.
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How to keep feeling fresh on long, strenuous travel days.
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But the work is strenuous and does not pay well.
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Some sessions are required even after a strenuous practice under Baik.
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The Oculus Rift has pretty strenuous hardware requirements to run it.
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The non-joggers did not regularly engage in any strenuous exercise.
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"I was going through a pretty strenuous situation, financially," Shepherd said.
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There are other, less strenuous ways to enjoy Maui's natural magnificence.
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And in a physically strenuous job, and in hot, cramped quarters?
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Strenuous lobbying by a coalition of civic leaders, including former Gov.
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It's a tough and strenuous journey in the best of times.
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Fortunately, some things weren't quite so strenuous — namely, her phone bill.
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"It was a very strenuous day out there yesterday," he said.
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It's not super strenuous, but enough to work up a sweat.
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And it did not examine why strenuous exercise might dampen libidos.
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This is particularly true of people who've done physically strenuous work.
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That's why at Amazon, Bezos schedules mentally strenuous meetings for 10 a.m.
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Everyone can take their advice to avoid strenuous activity and stuff it.
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Our strenuous reaction to it was something that set it apart though.
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They do not recover in exactly the same way from strenuous training.
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This kind of strenuous work is what makes people successful, says Gladwell.
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He'll be one of the league's most strenuous covers sooner than later.
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But there is something overly strenuous about this particular testament of faith.
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"The PT was … strenuous," said Wright, rubbing the back of his neck.
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Stairwell interval training requires only one minute of strenuous exertion, he says.
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Ms. Bjorgen continued to complete several brief, strenuous interval sessions each week.
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Japan's 143, with every Monday off — and the travel is more strenuous.
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If it is smoky outside, avoid outdoor exercise or other strenuous activities.
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" (via Reddit) Missionary "Holding the half pushup the whole time, it's strenuous.
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You don't have to do anything strenuous, though, to enjoy the park.
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It also increases alertness, which seems to make exercise feel less strenuous.
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The vaping industry's lobbying efforts have also been strenuous, if less successful.
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These exercises aren&apost all that strenuous — but they do require consistency.
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And most people are not in the market for more strenuous tasks.
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This is such a strenuous task that I pass out before buying anything.
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For an active but not overly strenuous option, join a luxury bike tour.
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Even without using wingtips, Beats X stayed in my ears during strenuous activity.
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Therefore, blocking histamine actions during strenuous exercise may decrease perceptions of soreness/pain.
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Cole (214-210) posted a season-low three strikeouts across six strenuous innings.
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In each case, Kennedy's stance drew strenuous dissents from the court's other conservatives.
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A PopSocket to make gripping a large iPhone less strenuous on your fingers.
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New burden-sharing proposals are in the works, but they face strenuous opposition.
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Balancing motherhood with my work as a data scientist was exciting and strenuous.
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My heart, though, stays untouched by the strenuous bizarrerie of Ms. Tharp's style.
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Try keeping your lips closed unless you're talking, eating or doing strenuous exercise.
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Other times, strenuous exercise might bring on the muscle pain and blackened urine.
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Cole (7-5) posted a season-low three strikeouts across six strenuous innings.
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Joaquin Phoenix's predecessors on TV and video say that cackle takes strenuous effort.
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It was so strenuous rubbing my neck raw, carrying that water off the beach.
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From an evolutionary standpoint, they reasoned, immune suppression after strenuous exercise made little sense.
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I didn't do anything strenuous, but the next day, I got the stomach flu.
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But in her strenuous efforts to fit in, Mia gets caught in dangerous situations.
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Also following a strenuous workout plan, Kardashian West has already dropped her 60 lbs.
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A virtual pariah after the war, Riefenstahl was a strenuous advocate for her rehabilitation.
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Media and literature have long documented the strenuous work conditions in China's manufacturing sector.
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Ease into any more-strenuous training regimen once you have additional time and interest.
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Phys Ed New research undercuts widely held beliefs about strenuous physical training and pregnancy.
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Together, the new research undercuts widely held beliefs about strenuous physical training and pregnancy.
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If you had the means, there were other, less strenuous methods of obtaining cadavers.
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And the front-wheel suspension makes navigating Manhattan's notorious pot-holed streets less strenuous.
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Strenuous exercise may protect our heart from some of the problems it helps cause.
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Fox Haven also hosts volunteer groups that undertake more strenuous projects, like clearing trails.
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I would say that the entertainment industry as a whole is very exhausting and strenuous.
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A game like Yoshi's Crafted World is one that feels relaxing after a strenuous day.
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In an intimate YouTube video shared on Wednesday, Beyoncé, 37, documented her strenuous fitness journey.
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Polling requirements are slightly more strenuous for the November debate, with multiple paths to qualification.
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The Pacific Crest Trail is long (2,650 miles), it's strenuous, and it can be deadly.
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It was strenuous, time was passing ever-so-slowly, and honestly, I was over it.
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In treatment for her eating disorder, doctors recommended she partake in more strenuous physical activity.
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In most cases, scooters are a total blast to use and less strenuous than biking.
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Undoing that perception will require strenuous effort over time by State's more prudent career personnel.
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Turning serious, he reflected on her strenuous work ethic and dedication to the less fortunate.
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The strenuous route winds diabolically over, between and among rock ledges, requiring scrambling in spots.
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Keep in mind, however, that strenuous exercise can cause further dehydration, making the problem worse.
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It's physically strenuous: in water, through blackout conditions, through tight squeezes for hundreds of meters.
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The BoE's supervisors were making strenuous efforts to check on how models are being used.
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But besides seeking shade and avoiding strenuous work, there was little respite from the heat.
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However strenuous technically, her work is reliably feather-light in feeling, even at architectural scale.
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That's because besides offering no benefits, NSAIDs may do harm when combined with strenuous exercise.
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Among other things, that would take some strenuous lobbying of the Football Federation of Ukraine.
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If you have a crippling phobia, how about you add spectators and strenuous physical trials?
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But time in nature need not be overly strenuous, and it is not an expense.
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The coach is a Neanderthal caricature who can't be made funny despite McDonald's strenuous efforts.
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You can then try to negotiate her activities down to a level that's less strenuous.
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The mountain hiking turned out to have been, objectively, the most strenuous of the workouts.
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Here are some tips to help you smell fresh on those long, strenuous travel days.
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That show's director, Tea Alagic, has worked with HotHouse and attended the strenuous Monday sessions.
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The effort to restrain himself proved too strenuous, and he finally dropped all pretense of discipline.
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The bill overcame strenuous objections to provisions permitting school staff to carry guns on the job.
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Director Pierre Morel was impressed by Garner's aptitude for the physically strenuous scenes she filmed herself.
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The effect of strenuous exercise during pregnancy "appears to be safe" for elite athletes, Berghella noted.
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Rome is a strenuous city, hilly and dense and absent of modern conveyors such as sidewalks.
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The contrast between Magic Socks and regular socks after strenuous and smelly physical activity was stark.
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If you do not attend college, your job is more likely to involve strenuous physical labor.
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Adjusting to life without strenuous workouts and flying around the world to compete has come easy.
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For example, they need strenuous work such as rugged jungle treks in order to properly digest.
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Despite strenuous efforts — you may have noticed more notifications lately — that number hasn't been exceeded since.
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Shoemaking is not strenuous and poses few physical dangers, making it more appealing to older workers.
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Repeated, strenuous attempts by liberal broadcasters to replicate conservative talk radio formats have not fared well.
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Of course they are very strenuous boats to maneuver, especially in the bow or grinder roles.
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And even in that very strenuous situation we were able to show a number of attacks.
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NSAID use is especially widespread among athletes in strenuous endurance sports like marathon and ultramarathon running.
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Of course they are very strenuous boats to maneuver, especially in the bow or grinder roles.
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EXERCISE I am determined to get in better shape but find working out strenuous and tiring.
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But, for infants, " a definite benefit is that acupuncture shortens the strenuous period of colic," she said.
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They generally occur during strenuous exercise like biking, running, or weightlifting, according to the American Migraine Foundation.
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The White House approved the Republican memo's release, despite strenuous objections from the Justice Department and FBI.
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Did you have to go through any strenuous security stuff to be able to do the job?
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The commander-in-chief decides to give up her "strenuous duties" and devote herself to her family.
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All the while, ordinary working people toiled for long, strenuous hours just to make a decent living.
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I've been avoiding any strenuous workouts and waiting for it to heal, but it's still painful sometimes.
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That's not entirely certain yet but Barrett says that strenuous work is believed to be the secret.
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Last week she and her family took on Oregon's Columbia River Gorge, though through less strenuous means.
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Cosby appeared in court despite strenuous efforts by his attorneys to get criminal charges against him dismissed.
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Block's group, he freely admits, is a strenuous exercise of realpolitik — the ultimate lesser-of-evils decision.
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Lowry went through a strenuous pregame workout but still wound up sitting out his fourth consecutive game.
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This walk was cut short when flight controllers became alarmed at how strenuous their EVA had become.
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Writer Tom Wolfe documented the space program's strenuous astronaut training program in his book The Right Stuff.
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Her husband had surgery for a hernia he developed from a job that required strenuous, heavy lifting.
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The activity is strenuous (my friend had never skated before), so he knew he would sweat buckets.
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If you have a college education, you typically have a desk job that is not physically strenuous.
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Both candidates made strenuous efforts to show they appreciate economic and social problems afflicting African-American communities.
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"I know that it's necessary, and I don't know something else," Thiem said of the strenuous schedule.
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Obviously, something this strenuous can take a toll on the body, and there are risks of injury.
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"Avoid strenuous exercise and follow a regular routine, and things should settle down soon," her doctor said.
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Consuming carbohydrates in the first few hours immediately after strenuous exercise also helps to restore immune function.
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This switch to soft grains and starches required less strenuous chewing than our past hunter-gatherer diet.
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They portrayed the kinship as natural, which is why, by comparison, what's on display here feels strenuous.
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As strenuous as it can be, she said she is buoyed by the boys' compassion and affection.
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Not properly preparing for long, strenuous runs so can result in blisters, chafes, dehydration, and lost keys.
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The more strenuous the Soviet efforts to suppress a work, the greater its frisson of the forbidden.
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Mr. Allcard stopped sailing, at 91, when he realized he could no longer perform strenuous onboard tasks.
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"The greatest, proudest and most strenuous advocate of our Christian values is President Putin," Mr. Ferrari said.
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It deeply unsettled the nation, even as the Kremlin issued strenuous denials and accused Stockholm of scaremongering.
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Using a small, vise-like weight machine, they completed multiple, strenuous, eccentric contractions of those particular muscles.
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Tip for your trek: Start the climb from the side of Espiunca — it's the least strenuous route.
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It is a strenuous task to translate all the billions and gigatons into affective impact, into feelings.
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"Nothing gets the sexual juices flowing [more] than seeing your partner pushing...in a strenuous workout," says Milrad.
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Illustration: World Economic ForumThis is, I know, simplifying matters a little, but a strenuous course correction is necessary.
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"There's a pretty strenuous process that we have to go through to make a determination," Hayhoe tells VICE.
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Unless you're in business school or taking some strenuous calculus courses, the iPhone replaces all your calculator needs.
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A year later, it would put those plans on hold citing difficulties in complying with Apple's strenuous requirements.
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The media race to find out the answer is nearly as strenuous and exciting as the search itself.
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Similarly so is the strenuous ambivalence about it all from Donald Trump and some of his media cheerleaders.
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Having just given birth (a strenuous process in itself), it makes sense that Meghan would choose this stone.
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These three major projects managed to reach completion only through the strenuous help of his colleagues and friends.
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Clinton has made strenuous efforts, with varied results, to allay the perception that she's too cozy with bankers.
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It's grueling work, he said, requiring strenuous digging to get down to bedrock where the gold is hiding.
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Up to that point, starting a car required the awkward and strenuous task of cranking up the engine.
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So for Hayman, the individual race against the clock involved making an acceptable, but not exceptionally strenuous, performance.
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The company's found a winning formula in its combination of exciting obstacle elements with strenuous races and workouts.
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These exercise sessions were short but intense: roughly two-tenths of a mile run at a strenuous pace.
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"Anybody who knows public health knows that what public health nurses do is so strenuous," Ms. Davis said.
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Tires were sometimes pushed along the floor with crutches, or swung aloft, as if in strenuous hoop games.
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Such perceived time constraints have fueled interest in exercise that is short but strenuous, substituting intensity for duration.
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"The good news is that this pace will probably not feel strenuous to most healthy people," she says.
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Beijing's strenuous diplomatic and public relations efforts to block congressional passage and presidential approval fell on deaf ears.
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But Christian Gerhaher's efforts in the slightly less strenuous baritone parts seemed more an experiment than a performance.
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This is true from the very first scene when a physically unfit Suzan auditions for a strenuous job.
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The company&aposs prior parachute designs hit some snags during more strenuous tests, so NASA for better ones.
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In these they caper and waltz around, and sometimes execute more strenuous, Martha Grahamesque choreography by Ryan Heffington.
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By winning the primary over the strenuous objections of prominent Christian conservatives, Mr. Trump revealed their diminishing sway.
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After Ms. Uwera, 67, impressed Mr. Kelly with some strenuous pad work, she started to flag between rounds.
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Thirteen-year-old Johnny Martin's love for dogs first began during his strenuous chemotherapy for soft cell cancer.
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Reversing the usual American ascent from labor to leisure makes for a more strenuous, and more moving, story.
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"It might be a very strenuous adversarial matter, and this isn't the place to decide it," he said.
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If that's too strenuous, classic VW Beetle taxis offer quicker, often hair-raising journeys up the vertical streets.
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Instead, bravely, Ms. Carey was set up to sing that strenuous song live, outdoors, in 45-degree weather.
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Some athletes joke about taking "vitamin I," or ibuprofen, to blunt the pain of strenuous training and competitions.
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By good fortune, Harry Manning, Fred Noonan and I emerged from those strenuous few seconds without a scratch.
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Despite the planned lack of strenuous activity I was more sore than I thought I would be afterwards.
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Despite strenuous efforts to overtake Donald J. Trump, none of his mainstream Republican opponents stood out from the pack.
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Maine's 281 miles of trail are some of the most strenuous and remote to hike in all 14 states.
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It's often caused by prolonged exposure to hot temperatures with high humidity, often in combination with strenuous physical activity.
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Good Trouble thrives because it achieves the perfect balance between these emotional, strenuous arcs and the lighter, amusing ones.
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But for obvious reasons, wireless headphones are much more convenient when lifting, climbing, or doing other strenuous physical activity.
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But there are strenuous efforts to change that – coming, curiously, less from the churches themselves, and more from politicians.
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Strenuous and life-endangering service in the field, by contrast, creates fewer and less lucrative opportunities on civvy street.
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Given the lack of support, it seems inevitable that having a child with Down's syndrome is stressful and strenuous.
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One possibility is that firms have not been as strenuous as might be expected in maximising output per worker.
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The only people nowadays who eat so much fat are those preparing for strenuous physical activities in harsh conditions.
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G-force induced loss of consciousness (G-LOC) is a particular concern for fighter pilots who perform strenuous manoeuvres.
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It is a long and strenuous argument, as maddening as the past and as painful as the truth. ♦
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Randall asserts he's in great shape to do a road trip with William to Memphis, over Beth's strenuous objections.
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The over-all effect would be more impressive, but the strenuous demands of the dance might require unimpeded breathing.
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Your correspondent takes a less strenuous route, travelling by snow scooter to their midway point, a cabin called Jansbu.
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In response to our strenuous email complaints, the American owners wired a refund for the balance of our rent.
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Over the past 40 years or so, attitudes about the effects of strenuous exercise on the heart have whipsawed.
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Like Edwin, these young men are constantly faced with the physical dangers, strenuous hours and facelessness of the job.
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Some 10 million foreigners have been doing the strenuous, lower-paid jobs largely shunned by the 20 million nationals.
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"These folks have worked their whole lives, some with pretty strenuous jobs, and paid into the system," she said.
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Many return year after year to do the strenuous seasonal work, sometimes in temperatures that soar to 22011 degrees.
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In adults, HGH governs muscle mass gain and healing from strenuous activity and significantly influences your sensitivity to insulin.
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Larger homes with plenty of users doing strenuous tasks at the same time should definitely consider an ultrafast plan.
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" He writes: "You earn X-personhood by a strenuous effort of discovery in which curiosity and originality are indispensable.
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"Our study findings indicate that caution should be used when performing strenuous exercise especially in the heat," Kenny said.
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CrossFit, known for its enthusiastic fans and full-body, strenuous workouts, started in 2000 as a lifestyle fitness brand.
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You can therefore help keep these regions thick and healthy through vigorous exercise and bouts of strenuous mental effort.
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It's a strenuous exercise for the bees, which the researchers estimate could handle about 10 minutes of the activity.
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These veterans must rely on outside sources to get a medical marijuana recommendation, which isn't a very strenuous process.
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The experience might have produced a man who lived on his inheritance and shied away from all things strenuous.
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Six years of research and development have already been devoted to making it more strenuous and reflective of combat.
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"Ethan died following strenuous physical punishment outdoors and prolonged environmental exposure while covered/buried in snow," the sheriff's office said.
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It isn't a walk in the park across Uluru, the climb is strenuous and not for the light-hearted tourist.
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But for now, the researchers would like their review to help to recalibrate our ideas about strenuous exercise and illness.
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So his advice is to wait 48 hours between sessions of strenuous weight training that target a particular muscle group.
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After decades of strenuous searching, one of the 33-inch, 0.5-pound creatures serendipitously ran across scientist Weidong Li's boot.
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Considering Meghan's preggo with their first Royal baby ... this is the most strenuous activity we've seen her undertake in weeks.
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"The court should make a strenuous inquiry into whether the defendant is financially unable to afford counsel," the letter said.
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His essay references Roosevelt's 1899 speech "The Strenuous Life," which could easily be considered "The Soft American"'s spiritual predecessor.
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Soft as a pincushion, Donald Trump is no athlete, rarely doing anything more strenuous than a leisurely game of golf.
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It shows that, in rodents at least, strenuous exercise seems to beneficially change how certain genes work inside the brain.
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Natural hot springs are also a major draw to the area, offering an activity complementary to the strenuous wall hikes.
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It's not enough to do the foolish thing; strenuous attempts should also be made to avoid doing the sensible thing.
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Now, Qantas has completed a test flight of a similarly-strenuous version, totaling nearly 20 hours, from London to Sydney.
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That was very strenuous on the voice, so I took voice lessons with a voice coach that Gloria Estefan used.
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You might also be able to find work that's less stressful or physically strenuous, or that you're more passionate about.
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Currently, most fitness trackers track and report the number of steps taken, level of strenuous exercise and amount of sleep.
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By the mid-2000s he would fall into a strenuous dialysis regimen and a series of transplants of failing kidneys.
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Generally speaking, the more strenuous the exercise, the longer it takes for the immune system to return to normal afterward.
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Among the Democratic ranks in the House, the objections were also strenuous, but for reasons very different from Mr. Paul's.
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Yet, stretches of this scene unfold in strenuous choral writing over a heaving orchestra of shifting chords to shattering effect.
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Ski resorts are a hiker's haven, according to Ms. Lenci, with dozens of possible treks ranging from easy to strenuous.
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Instructors say they are constantly surprised by their students' competitiveness and enthusiasm for moving in more strenuous and creative ways.
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While pregnancy is not the time to start a strenuous exercise program, physicians generally encourage women to remain physically active.
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Here in Iowa, I've just finished my 47th crop — and it was one of the most strenuous of my life.
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Over and against this evidence, the current administration has made strenuous efforts to impede the naturalization process and undermine citizenship.
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Fasting is strenuous, but it's an act of devotion during a month filled with festive gatherings and acts of charity.
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Those US-South Korea negotiations, however, were strenuous due to Trump's demands that the South Koreans pay more than before.
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Dr. Kluk pinpoints exposure to sunlight, strong winds, stress, strenuous exercise, caffeine, alcohol, and spicy food as some potential factors.
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Shoppers have called them "the best leggings I've tried" and "amazing" for both gentle workouts and even strenuous weight lifting.
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Told by studio executives that she needed to watch her figure, Garland stopped eating altogether while continuing her strenuous schedule.
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After about an hour or so of very strenuous hiking, I reached the fortress just as the sun was rising.
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Do you ever wish KISS was back in the no-makeup phase, if only to make the show less strenuous?
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Whey protein is a fast-digesting protein and can help improve your muscles' ability to recover and adapt after strenuous exercise.
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If the benefits of urban change were that great, the well-off would not make such strenuous efforts to avoid it.
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Chase will not be able to do strenuous activities for at least six weeks, and has suffered short term memory loss.
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However, he was able to easily walk back home to Riverdale from Canada and take part in strenuous, repeated sexual activity.
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Constant screening, false positives, strenuous treatment, and the stress that accompany all of that might do more overall harm than good.
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They won't add up to a strenuous workout, so feel free to repeat 'em anytime you need a pick-me-up.
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Conditions at the Tampa site are so strenuous that workers regularly put their health in danger, several people told The Verge.
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The robots are certainly no nonsense and capable of repetitive and strenuous tasks that are putting a strain on factory workers.
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Meanwhile, tennis elbow is a term for strenuous overuse of the elbow joint, often by sitting at our computers all day.
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Fearful of a new wave of refugees, Austria is building — over strenuous protest from Italy — a fence on its Italian border.
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He stayed with them through 2002, until the strenuous requirements of working in the music business began to take their toll.
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Researchers think that strenuous mental activity makes the brain sense it will soon need more calories, so it asks for food.
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The two men had to throw their weight against the carts to move to them to the entrance — it looked strenuous.
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And his signature, strenuous calls have more to them than meets the ear — as Cantor explains, there's a science behind it.
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Disney songs are the perfect antidote to weekday chores, and a delicious companion to any sleepover/book club meeting/strenuous hike.
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The artist's insistence on strenuous positions resulted in muscularly expressive imagery, but it also displayed a not-so-mild sadistic streak.
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SOFTWOOD LUMBER - Given the strenuous efforts Canada has taken so far to defend the industry, a climb down seems very unlikely.
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He will accept more victories for a less strenuous workday, for fewer opportunities to prove what Snead has come to believe.
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Sanders, 2202, said last week he was "dumb" not to pay more attention to his symptoms amid his strenuous campaign schedule.
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While a Libra's idea of a perfect vacation probably doesn't involve a strenuous hike, that doesn't mean they can't be adventurous.
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Some runners use static stretching to reduce delayed-onset muscle soreness after strenuous runs, but research doesn't support this idea either.
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However strenuous the efforts to limit greenhouse emissions, the melting of polar ice is expected to continue into the indefinite future.
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Any type of activity can cause DOMS, especially if the exercise is strenuous or something to which your body isn't accustomed.
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For instance, a strenuous round of masturbation could cause the same kind of jump in activity as partnered sex, he explained.
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No politician relishes defeat, but as the preacher of the risk-taking strenuous life, he could hardly whine about his losses.
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Plus, they're sweat-resistant and water-resistant, so they can withstand a vigorous workout or a particularly strenuous commute without any problems.
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We want the natural touchy-feely aspect of touchpads and touch screens, but the less strenuous arm position that a mouse offers.
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Unlike other sports, there's no practicing drills or weight sessions for pro-League of Legends players, but training is arguably as strenuous.
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It found that technology and automation can help workers by reducing the "monotonous and physically strenuous activities" of, say, lifting heavy packages.
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Health officials are asking people to plan ahead, avoid strenuous outdoor activities, and to take measures to prevent dehydration and heat stroke.
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I also make my bed, another task that isn't exactly strenuous but requires enough movement to help fire up my brain cells.
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Explorer On a father-daughter trip to see primates in Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda (strenuous hike required), it's all about connection.
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It's stepping outside strenuous effort and creating enough stillness so that it becomes possible to contemplate and enjoy things as they are.
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Greg Fox, the drummer for Liturgy and other strenuous projects, drummed as various synthesizer players joined him onstage, generating noises and drones.
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The "strenuous aerobic exercise" of flying, Dr. Dávalos said, requires bats to pack on calories, searching for the most caloric prey available.
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With typical days involving eight or nine hours of strenuous hiking, Alan agreed that it would be no fun for my son.
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Earning the equivalent of approximately $10 USD per day, the miners endure strenuous work conditions, inhaling poisonous sulfur fumes without proper protection.
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For reference, think about how shitty you feel after a particularly strenuous week at the office — all-nighters, tight deadlines, angry bosses.
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Asking people to complete mental tasks promptly after meditating is akin to asking someone to race promptly after a strenuous training run.
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But Mr. Bounds, a federal prosecutor in Oregon, had faced strenuous opposition from Oregon's senators, Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, both Democrats.
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"We gave him an opportunity to take an office position that would be less physically strenuous," said Steve Kempf, the chief executive.
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The vote came after hours of debate, during which Democrats raised strenuous objections about the bill's cuts for corporations and wealthier Americans.
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Then they had them ride a stationary bicycle for an hour at an increasingly strenuous pace, while they continued to draw blood.
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After a year of strenuous study, she said, she took the test again and got a score of 33 out of 36.
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This gambit occurs over the strenuous objections of Princess Tilda, both friend to Randall and exasperated conscience to her father, King Arnold.
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The tenor parts are strenuous, not to say brutal, in their demands, and Stuart Skelton stood up to them bravely and honorably.
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Many people stop working around age 56 or 57, Ghilarducci said, especially those in blue collar jobs that are more physically strenuous.
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They use a handicapped-parking tag to park in convenient spots, while running into the gym and taking strenuous group exercise classes.
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Harley is played, as she was in "Suicide Squad," by Margot Robbie, with strenuous attitude and abundant confidence in her own charm.
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If one form of moving requires less oxygen than another, it is more economical, less strenuous and will be easier to maintain.
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Exams were sites of strenuous terror, doors that opened onto everything desirable but that could as easily be closed in one's face.
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Efforts to get American legislation in place during the presidency of Ronald Reagan met repeatedly with failure despite strenuous lobbying by Canada.
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The secretary-general at the time, Ban Ki-moon, promised strenuous efforts, called the "New Approach," to eradicate cholera from the country.
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As far as reality TV was concerned, it seemed up my alley: wholesome and not strenuous, with a strong focus on transformation.
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In fact, most of the physical activity that people reported was gentle walking, with little running, cycling or other more strenuous exercise.
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Whether it's a flight, train ride or bus trip, these tips will keep you smelling fresh on those long, strenuous travel days.
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Covering him on policy in the face of his incoherence and shifting stances is psychologically strenuous, as several Vox writers can attest.
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"Strenuous effort is underway, but it is not practical to set an exact deadline," Mr. Ross said of closing the trade gap.
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Yet underlying each strenuous track is a clear-cut, old-fashioned pop structure: verses and choruses, tension and release, matters of the heart.
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"People should avoid morning walk or any other strenuous outdoor activity that increases breathing rate," the ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Escaping the far-reaching shadows of Pollock and Hofmann and proving her own autonomy and originality was a particularly strenuous task for Krasner.
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In 2015, Merritt's strenuous training regimen had accelerated the death of his kidney function to the point where the only option was transplantation.
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That proved not to be the case because seeing a movie, it turns out, is easier and more enjoyable than strenuous physical activity.
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That said, Acuff does have a few tricks up his sleeve for making even the dullest or most strenuous of activities more enjoyable.
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By July 1920, the possible 36th state — or the place where the amendment would die after 70 years of strenuous activism — was Tennessee.
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They're also asking the company to ease strenuous workloads that often lead to injuries, and for more protection against sexual harassment and violence.
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Jeff Sessions, argued that Trump had accomplished his goals at the meeting by making a more strenuous effort to bring the party together.
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Prosecutors have called for "a strenuous inquiry" into his finances "to ensure that American taxpayers are not needlessly paying" for his legal defense.
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Along with the already strenuous living and working conditions, it's an experience that's impossibly trying, as culinary arts intern Gianna Sinopoli eventually learned.
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The operation was months ago, and we're told just now Francia's able to do less strenuous forms of physical activity such as yoga.
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Insect farming is safer, less strenuous, and often more culturally acceptable as a way for women to gain a measure of economic autonomy.
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And, despite the company's strenuous apologies, it is continuing to push the boundaries of privacy to ensure that its market dominance remains unchallenged.
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It would be like studying an intensive exercise program — including long runs, calisthenics and strenuous sports — among sedentary volunteers for just six days.
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The parents of Ted Agu sued, saying their son should not have been in the strenuous workout because he carried sickle-cell trait.
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Or worse, you don't own a car and have a long, strenuous walk home, including five flights of stairs, to look forward to.
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With Autopilot engaged in the stop-and-go traffic endemic to Los Angeles (mostly stop, much less go), driving became much less strenuous.
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DeGrom and Collins attributed a drop in deGrom's velocity to 90 miles per hour in his final inning to fatigue from strenuous innings.
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I also could definitely have done without learning about Mr. García's weakness for "strenuous fornication" and drunken romps in the Facebook broom closet.
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That's why none other than the U.S. Navy SEALs swear by positive self-talk as a way to take on a strenuous day.
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Using GIPHY as his platform, JB has uploaded this remarkably strenuous endeavor so you can watch the entire film in the image format.
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The planet of wisdom and responsibility, Saturn, has been in your sign for nearly two years now—a very long, strenuous two years.
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"The conditions are incredibly strenuous, and we're seeing triple-digit temperatures in places," said Dan McKeague, a spokesman for the U.S. Forest Service.
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"When Kvikk Lunsj was launched in 1937, chocolate as sustenance during a strenuous physical exercise was well-established," writes Freia on its website.
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On any given evening, thousands of runners, wrestlers, soccer players and fitness fanatics take to the beaches and streets for a strenuous workout.
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They also asked the company to ease strenuous workloads that often lead to injuries, and for more protection against sexual harassment and violence.
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It helps older workers involved in strenuous activity, says Walsh, and it enables people to do the same types of jobs for longer.
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The team also hopes to expand the approach to assist industry workers performing "physically strenuous tasks" as well as people with "gait impairments."
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"Given the air quality forecast for the next 24 hours, healthy persons should reduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor physical exertion," the agency said.
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The formula: Mix a low-key on-site activity with a not-too-strenuous cultural excursion, and stick to pleasant, universally enjoyable experiences.
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Prolonged, strenuous training "requires attention," she says, and a stern focus on continuing to exercise when it might be more pleasant to stop.
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Many of the assignments are in small towns or isolated regions along the US border, and job demands can be strenuous and dangerous.
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The resolution, which received 22019 percent of the vote of shareholders over strenuous objections from Exxon's management—like all shareholder resolutions—wasn't binding.
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But, interestingly, almost all the participants reported that the outdoor effort had felt less strenuous to them than their time on the treadmill.
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Copp's email said he and Scambler had made "strenuous efforts" to contact Valentim to determine whether she had the data, but were unsuccessful.
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Though she normally drank lots of water, especially after strenuous workouts with clients, she thought her chronically dry mouth was due to dehydration.
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Cycling and other strenuous activities like jogging and playing basketball boost the volume of air — and therefore the particulates — that we are inhaling.
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Then I undertook a monthslong, strenuous regimen designed to train my brain to correct for what my eye muscles no longer can manage.
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To date, much of the effort in these programs has focused on improving runners' strength and endurance through longer or more strenuous training.
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So it was another study this year that to my mind provided the most persuasive evidence that strenuous exercise alters how we age.
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"There should never be any sections that are breathers," she added, referring to less strenuous moments when a dancer can catch her breath.
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But corporate lobbyists in Washington have mounted a strenuous campaign for the repeal of all tariffs, including on the $50 billion in goods.
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This week, after strenuous denials, Russia's foreign ministry finally admitted that "several dozen" Russian citizens were killed, but it insisted none were Russian soldiers.
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After a long, strenuous ascent we stopped to rest at the crest of a hill, with the entire Jizera range spread out before us.
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After wailing on a water-filled punching bag and engaging in some strenuous burpees and lunges, I checked on my results to find...none.
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Bhat noted that while exercise is a healthy habit, strenuous exercise after long periods of not exercising has been known to trigger heart arrhythmias.
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Lindsey Graham, a Trump-friendly face whose strenuous defense of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has made him a hero on the political right.
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As in: Hitting up a Zumba class instead of running on the treadmill, assuming they're equally strenuous but you enjoy Zumba more, is good.
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I signed up for my strenuous school schedule in hopes of receiving a scholarship for college because my family is not made of money.
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Women who enlist into formerly restricted occupations should not expect to simply transfer to another job should they find their initial selection too strenuous.
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It means that astronauts, after several months of exposure to microgravity, can expect a fairly significant decrease in their ability to perform strenuous tasks.
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Not all of them engage in strenuous activity but even the least demanding trips typically involve a fair amount of walking or modest hiking.
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"Strenuous exercise was associated with lower libido," Anthony Hackney, professor of exercise physiology and nutrition at the University of North Carolina, told the Times.
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Non-college educated individuals are more likely to have to step out of the work force early because their jobs become too physically strenuous.
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Water moves through these channels in predictable ways, and the "sweat glands" are positioned near motors, the pieces that typically overheat during strenuous activity.
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During strenuous exercise, the body relies in part on fat for fuel and winds up creating ketones, some of which migrate to the brain.
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While many writers wish to make their humanity felt, the strenuous precision of Jaeggy's work reveals an aesthetic resistance to the soul laid bare.
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Unlike other types of exhaustion, just getting more sleep or giving aching muscles a break from strenuous activities can't address fatigue associated with tumors.
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Out in Chicago, Jack Kennedy made a fast, strenuous grab at the nomination, and posted a respectable loss to the Tennessee senator Estes Kefauver.
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It's strenuous even for those of us who are up on our Judith Butler to have to remind ourselves constantly that gender is performance.
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Athletes, especially those in strenuous sports like distance running and cycling, start to sweat at a lower body temperature than out-of-shape people.
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Zidane has attracted an unusual amount of attention from writers, and the task of rendering his presence on the page elicits some strenuous effects.
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After seven strenuous months of searching for scholarships, dodging scams and writing (and recycling) essays on leadership and community service, he raised $1.3 million.
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However, it can cause fatigue as patients recover, and they should avoid strenuous activity for four to six weeks after the procedure, SCAI reports.
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The reality can be pretty awful because, as many young law firm associates will tell you, the job can be both strenuous and boring.
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The other major new feature is the exact opposite of strenuous exercise: a breathing exercise for those moments when you want to calm down.
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But he stood aloof from the strenuous heroism of Negro uplift, and what he thought of as its flat-footed insistence on "political" art.
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After a strenuous first meeting, Murray discussed the issues most important to the tour and to him, as well as his inclination toward politics.
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But some women in strenuous jobs lost their pregnancies after employers denied their requests for light duty, according to an investigation by the NYT.
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The hike is a fourteen-mile round trip, and, while it requires no mountaineering abilities, the guidebooks do not lie in calling it strenuous.
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You can take advantage of his workout approach — brief bursts of strenuous activity mixed with low-intensity exercise — in as little as one minute.
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But for those who are still peering through the haze, officials recommend taking precautions, like avoiding strenuous activity outdoors, to stem any negative effects.
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The Australian government has advised the public to reduce prolonged or strenuous outdoor exercise and try to cycle only when smoke levels are low.
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Add a strenuous activity, and many headlamps are bobbing up and down, giving you cramps in your neck, and headaches, too, in my experience.
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For influencers and social media users everywhere, finding the ultimate photo-ready backdrop for an Instagram post can be a strenuous and fruitless task.
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Being moved is strenuous, and I'm lazy, so when I sense the writer is going for my heart my emotional guard will be up.
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Republican leaders continue to voice confidence that Kavanaugh will be confirmed despite strenuous objections from Democrats to both the process, and the nominee himself.
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Recently, strenuous exercise has been popping up as another common culprit, seen in people who do activities like Spinning, P90X, CrossFit, weightlifting and running.
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One three-week routine involved typical endurance training: riding a stationary bicycle four times a week for 30 minutes at a moderately strenuous pace.
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Instead of her thoughts, Miller gives us Maud's actions, both in preparation for departure and then, once embarked, in various predictably strenuous maritime situations.
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These types of "strenuous life" environments, as Roosevelt would say, help build grit, determination, teamwork, perseverance and a sense that anything can be accomplished.
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Of course, this study involved just one form of exercise, which was strenuous and prolonged, and it involved mice, which none of us are.
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After each of these strenuous actions, the performers' microphones were turned back on, infusing the next song with the sibilance of their heavy breathing.
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With shameless willingness to approach even the most beleaguered subway rider for a photo, the German photographer captures strenuous and seemingly unbearable subway rides.
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The ordeal was strenuous for the couple—Melissa and Adam spent weeks at the hospital to be with their son as he fought to survive.
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But the work is hard, and strenuous, and sometimes the days are 10 or 12 hours, and older bodies can't necessarily handle that very well.
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While a young girl's bikini may look cute online, remember that they offer less sun protection and less performance during actual swimming or strenuous play.
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Handing back quota might once have put Beijing's nose out of joint, but the government looks unlikely to raise strenuous objections under the changed circumstances.
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Then, naturally, she has to refuel her body from all that strenuous working out (and smoking cigarettes?), so she eats a banana half way through.
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She gives me a pump up speech and encourages me since I'm starting to write my master's thesis, which can feel quite strenuous at times!
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Despite strenuous recruitment campaigns, at the beginning of 2016 the military had just 5,800 full-time officers, soldiers and sailors, about 800 fewer than needed.
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She has resumed drinking wine, eating chocolate, running and lifting weights, napping, casually booking cross-country & transcontinental flights, and working long, strenuous attorney hours again.
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The mother of one, who recently returned to Los Angeles last weekend, has also returned to her strenuous workouts which she shared on Snapchat Thursday.
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Though Twitter simplified its verification process back in 2016, compared to a simple copy and paste job, it's still fairly strenuous, and, you know, real.
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File this alongside chatting with your BFF during yoga and glowing like a Hadid post-indoor cycling class: strenuous exercise can actually lower your libido.
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Called TB12, the pattern doesn't look like much, but it leverages something called biocermaics, which Under Armour says helps improve recovery time after strenuous workouts.
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Being out every day delivering mail can be strenuous, she says, so she always drinks lots of water, eats healthy and takes care of herself.
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In an interview with Page Six, Lalani said she handled the workload of three interns, and the strenuous experience necessitated a hospital visit for dehydration.
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His strenuous efforts to crush opposition, more than three years after he took over as party chief, do not suggest that he has enormous confidence.
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Demand for its product is at an all-time high, to the point where even strenuous moral objections pale in comparison to stark financial realities.
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In the eight years since Pina Bausch's sudden death, her company, Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, has soldiered on, performing her emotionally strenuous dance-theatre works.
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"But unless people are doing prolonged, strenuous exercise — like a marathon or triathlon — they don't need G Organic or any other sugary drink," she wrote.
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The two-hour hike up is strenuous and you won't be alone if your T-shirt is drenched with sweat by the time you finish.
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Strenuous activity in such a low-oxygen environment could cause severe problems, especially for anyone with a pre-existing heart or lung condition, he said.
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Durkin had been fired as Maryland's coach in the fall after a university investigation prompted by the death of a player after a strenuous practice.
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Background reading: Women in strenuous jobs lost their pregnancies after employers denied their requests for light duty, even ignoring doctors' notes, a Times investigation found.
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If you're planning to engage in strenuous exercise or do physical work outdoors on a hot day, it's best to start hydrating the day before.
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Fitz Roy also has an outdoor shower, great after strenuous hikes on a hot summer day, as well as a hose for cleaning up gear.
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Raz, or so I thought at first, was more lenient than Serge; he concentrated more on technique, and so his training sessions seemed less strenuous.
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Regarding four luminous portraits of transgender subjects by the French photographer Bettina Rheims, Herschdorfer merely notes "the strenuous work involved" in maintaining the models' appearances.
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In some respects, the opposition to Mr. Trump from blue-state leaders may be even more strenuous than what Mr. Obama faced from Republican governors.
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Her aversion to exercise only deepened, and for much of her life, housework and trips to Fairway constituted Ms. Jaffe's most strenuous forms of cardio.
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Even more jarring was our report about how women in strenuous jobs miscarried after employers denied their requests for light duty, even ignoring doctors' notes.
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The findings raise the interesting possibility, in other words, that strenuous exercise may protect the heart against the very problems to which it also contributes.
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These are people who had to leave their homes earlier than they wished, faced a strenuous journey and put their loved ones at risk of prosecution.
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Roma is seeing a platformed series of theatrical releases ahead of its streaming premiere on December 14th, with a no-doubt strenuous awards push to follow.
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Depending on their sport and how strenuous their training regimen is, Olympic athletes might consume as much as 10,000 calories a day while preparing to compete.
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At the end of the day, most of us really only need to worry about electrolytes when we're participating in a long, strenuous, or hot workout.
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A Navy guy would know how to take an assortment of pledges and put them through something so strenuous that it would bind them into brothers.
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Perhaps learning from NextDoor, which had a fairly serious racial bias and harassment problem early in its development, Google has outlined strenuous community guidelines for Bulletin.
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Above all the National Weather Service advises everyone to stay out of the heat, avoid strenuous activity, drink water, and check on family, neighbors, and pets.
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The cautionary subtext of this study, though, is that to be effective against hot flashes, exercise probably needs to be sustained and somewhat strenuous, she said.
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The results indicate that, individually, both strenuous workouts and emotional upheaval increase the likelihood of cardiac arrest, but the risk is greatest if you combine them.
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Working on the land has physical benefits, from increasing strength through strenuous work like lifting soil and hauling water to fine motor skills when planting seeds.
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The National Park Service is warning visitors to Yosemite to "be prepared to limit any strenuous outdoor activity during the periods of high concentration" of smoke.
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Spicer announced he would be resigning as Trump's top spokesman Friday as reports emerged that Scaramucci would fill the communications director role over his strenuous objections.
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Many wore ovarian cancer's signature color: teal scarves, teal dresses, teal sweaters (because of the strenuous air-conditioning or chemo-compromised bodies), and (yes) teal wigs.
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It's going to take a strenuous, persistent effort at all levels, including international cooperation; federal, state and local action, and private-sector commitments and follow-through.
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Park believes venues will resume more-strenuous bag searches major events like this, but Brady said she is hoping for a "healthy reaction" to the attack.
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Regarding the table on occupations of DACA-eligible and DACA-ineligible workers, you told us that DACA recipients had higher wages and less physically strenuous jobs.
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The maternal dynamic extended to the actors, whose growing fame led to ever more demanding schedules to juggle as the show itself became more physically strenuous.
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After 16 workers were killed when their shanty collapsed in a typhoon in 2003, the province pursued a strenuous campaign of demolishing or upgrading substandard housing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads That famous style has congealed in recent years; the flamboyance that once felt so free now seems strenuous and grating.
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But strenuous activity in such a low-oxygen environment could cause severe problems, especially for anyone with a pre-existing heart or lung condition, he said.
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That&aposs because the spectacle is part of a highly orchestrated, human-free, and strenuous test of the Crew Dragon&aposs launch escape or abort system.
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Mr. Matsumoto's fight with 7-Eleven has made him famous in Japan, a country that has long struggled with a strenuous and sometimes deadly work culture.
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Accessing this fat, however, requires extra metabolic steps to become available as energy, which makes it a relatively inefficient fuel source during times of strenuous exercise.
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The scientists did not ask the men how their legs felt or objectively measure whether they could return to strenuous exercise sooner after the ice baths.
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He called the past year one of the greatest of his life, but he also said it was "strenuous" dividing his time between work and family.
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And Bernanke and Yellen have postured as would be saviors owing to their strenuous money pumping efforts to keep it from failing the target from below.
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Some 10 million foreigners are working in Saudi Arabia, most of them doing strenuous, dangerous and lower-paid jobs largely shunned by the country's 20 million citizens.
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Currently, in addition to the strenuous workload mentioned above, the artist has been focusing on a new effort: The Nite Owl Diner's new sister label Cool Ranch.
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Strenuous research (Fraser was a keen amateur historian) and dollops of first-hand observation (he was an energetic traveller, too) are the raw materials of great journalism.
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As Tina, strenuous legwork is a given, but building her upper body has also been critical to safely catching herself in falls during staged fights with Ike.
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The tempo glides from leisurely, as stay-at-home parents enjoy late-morning calisthenics, to strenuous, as grimly efficient employees churn through their calorie-burning lunch hours.
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That means raising bank capital in places where it is too low, especially the euro zone, and not backsliding on strenuous "stress tests" as America's Treasury proposes.
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Whether you need to recover from a stressful day, a strenuous workout or even an injury or surgery, restorative yoga may be just the thing for you.
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If you're working out in the evening, try non-strenuous anaerobic exercise — think yoga, walking or light weight lifting — which can help you relax in the evening.
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The actors look good together — never more so than on the movie's poster — but her character's strenuous perkiness and his character's damp sincerity cancel each other out.
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About 10 years ago, he had hip surgery to ease the toll that decades of physically strenuous performances, including spectacular splits, had exacted on his small frame.
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Still, women working low-wage jobs face pregnancy discrimination perhaps even more widely, partly because they need accommodations for physically strenuous jobs like retail and food service.
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The volunteers became much more fit after a few minutes a week of such strenuous interval training, but they also generally hated the process, Dr. Gibala said.
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Boring because it consists of jobs like document review and strenuous because when a business profits by billing out your time, there is no upside to efficiency.
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All had to undertake a strenuous journey, as the island lies on the easternmost edge of the British Virgin Islands, two hours east of Jamaica by plane.
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An investigation by The Times tells the stories of women in strenuous jobs who miscarried after their employers denied requests for light duty, even ignoring doctor's notes.
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While the strenuous, captivating highline walk is at the heart of the film, the rigging process is just as challenging and takes years of experience and knowledge.
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Ms. Feltrinelli soon gave up photography, saying she had lost interest, and was swept up in what she called an "intense and strenuous" life with Mr. Feltrinelli.
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And she is undertaking a strenuous effort to prove she isn't the same frothy Katy Perry as before, making over her look, her music and her vocabulary.
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The costumes, by Keso Dekker, have a very specific kind of strenuous semi-elegance: the women in individually patterned mini-dresses, the men in uniform striped shirts.
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A brief video of the booing quickly made the rounds on social media, heartening many Democrats angry at Mr. Giuliani's strenuous defense of President Trump on television.
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But those studies primarily examined nonstop intense exercise, such as continuous, hard bicycling or running, and not interval training, which interrupts the strenuous exertion with rest periods.
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In some ways, he said, the daily rhythm of hemp cultivation suits him better than dairy farming: The days are shorter, and the work is less strenuous.
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That's why none other than the U.S. Navy SEALs swear by positive self-talk as a way to take on a strenuous day, and to avoid negativity.
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No one can rule out the possibility that the president, with sustained and strenuous effort, could force both the NRA and fellow Republicans to give some ground.
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The example that popped into my mind immediately was this one Saturday when me and girlfriend were having just very basic, vanilla sex – nothing strenuous, nothing wild.
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The slaves who work in the fields resent the fact that their peers keeping the Macon family happy in the house perform far less physically strenuous tasks.
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Roosevelt, an acclaimed Muscular Christian and shrewd, rising politician, coined "The Strenuous Life" narrative in a speech, and argued there was no better man-molding activity than football.
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The exam is used to measure how the heart responds to increasingly strenuous exercise; in this case, both the treadmill speed and incline were increased every three minutes.
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Forced to go home to her parents (with whom she has an insufficiently explained strenuous relationship), she stumbles upon Dr. Jehangir Khan (Khan) and starts going to therapy.
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We'd anticipated she'd still be working a few times a month, but the program is strenuous enough that we decided she should just focus on school right now.
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The report said her liver enzymes and creatine kinase levels were high, which can be a side effect of muscle damage or tissue breakdown due to strenuous exercise.
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A 2002 study found older people in Ghana looked forward to death, seeing it as a welcome visitor that would bring peace and rest after a strenuous life.
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And while I can't yet do any sort of strenuous exercise, or go out drinking and dancing without consequences, I'm confident that I will get close to normal.
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Even with Republicans in control of the executive and legislative branches of the federal government, getting big legislation to Trump's desk appears strenuous -- if not at times impossible.
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The illustrated exercises in "De Arte Gymnastica" were aimed at Renaissance princelings; the feudal peasants laboring on the nobility's vast estates could hardly avoid sustained and strenuous activity.
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It's presided over by the shapeshifting Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi who, for all her strenuous insistences that she is "the least evil queen in history," just seems off somehow.
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Lower income people, who disproportionately rely on Social Security as their primary source of income, are more likely to hold the physically strenuous jobs that necessitate earlier retirements.
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Timothy Egan I'm sure a sizable number of people cheered the finding that 60 seconds of strenuous exercise may be just as beneficial as a sweaty 45 minutes.
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The study's authors speculated that, although they couldn't prove cause and effect, it seemed possible that the serious athletes' strenuous training had contributed to their subsequent heart problems.
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Over four strenuous days, we learned the process of design thinking: a human-centered, prototype-driven approach to creating something that fills a meaningful need in someone's life.
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Thao was a Fulbright scholar who was dedicated to her studies but she struggled to adjust to an American academic culture which values class participation and strenuous debate.
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Russia's strenuous appeal of its four-year exile from global sports has raised the possibility that its punishment might not be enforced until after this summer's Tokyo Games.
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"Healthy" may be relative: King Louis X was believed to have died from a chill following a particularly strenuous game in 1316 (though some suspect poison was involved).
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"Healthy" may be relative: King Louis X was believed to have died from a chill after a particularly strenuous game in 1316 (though some suspect poison was involved).
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Stung, Mr. Senderens embarked on a strenuous program of self-education, taking courses in Dijon and Bordeaux and developing a close relationship with the wine expert Jacques Puisais.
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Taken together, it amounted to the most strenuous challenge so far to a relative political newcomer who has captivated many voters with his soaring rhetoric and intellectual mien.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) just received permission, over the strenuous protests of Nasdaq and NYSE, to create a closing process for stocks listed on those exchanges.
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As a general rule though, it&aposs strongly recommended that no matter the manner of your baby&aposs birth, six weeks off any strenuous training is a must.
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Delving deeper, the scientists found that, statistically, the ideal amount of exercise to prevent depression started at about 15 minutes a day of running or other strenuous exercise.
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Several ingratiating studies this year indicated that luxuriating in warm water aids in recovery from strenuous exercise and also, surprisingly, helps us to acclimate to hot-weather workouts.
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The case has turned out hundreds of angry protesters into the streets against the accused and prompted strenuous denials from the country's traditional medicine community that it condones cannibalism.
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It is no surprise that one of the enduring images I have of the 1980s is a yuppie drinking a Diet Coke after a particularly strenuous game of squash.
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During the two-and-a-half-hour protest, workers demanded the lifting of the 30-hour-per-week cap, a more respectful work environment, and a less strenuous workload.
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The least strenuous way for Trump to try to bring weed to heel is by sending letters that threaten every business owner with a lawsuit if they don't close.
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These were totally winning events, and if there were traces of weariness in the performances or moments that sounded underrehearsed, that was hardly surprising, given the festival's strenuous demands.
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"Her strenuous schedule has taken a toll on her body and she has been given strict doctor's orders to pull out of the rest of her performances in May."
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If you notice blood in your pee after strenuous exercise, as in a marathon or something of similar vigor, then that's usually not a big deal, Dr. Chung says.
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In "Commander in Chief", Allen's most strenuous problems are on the home front, where she struggles to juggle the demands of a husband, three children and a widowed mother.
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In the latest research, scientists have found that long term exposure to space inhibits the movement of oxygen through the body, reducing an astronaut's ability to perform strenuous tasks.
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Heart points track toward the vigorous activity goal, but the "points" abstraction means that Fit can award more points for heavy exercise while also still rewarding less strenuous activity.
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"Apple has a higher barrier of entry to their store with their higher publishing fees and more strenuous review process," Jonathan Robins, the developer of Pepe Snap told us.
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Matthew ElyGraduate Employee, Department of Human Physiology, University of OregonDelayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) is caused by strenuous exercise, above and beyond what the individual is used to performing.
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That's partly because of your changing anatomy: While pregnant, you might notice aching joints, shifting balance, and a reduced ability to keep up your breath during more strenuous exercise.
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Apple has increased staff, changed policies (how strenuous it gets with known developers) and improved procedures and tools used to evaluate apps in order to make those times happen.
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Even so, human bodies have long borne the brunt of this cramped and strenuous occupation, from the creeping 'black lung' of coal miners to blasting injuries from explosive flyrock.
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"Smaller players that used to compete for market share with Alawwal will now face less strenuous competition because they will be targeting different clients," said a Riyadh-based analyst.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — After a long day trying to set world records, win a medal or just finish a strenuous event, even the world's top athletes want to unwind.
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For months afterward, Nakamura continued to have severe headaches, blurry vision, fatigue and mood swings, making it impossible for him to do any strenuous activity, let alone play football.
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The frenetic activity involved in setting up and stocking a 220,000-square-foot department store made unpacking after a household move seem about as strenuous as brushing your teeth.
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If years of strenuous exercise and competition permanently damaged the athletes' hearts, that damage would be visible even if they had not recently completed an event, the scientists hypothesized.
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They should not be forced to affirm that they have completed a medical transition before enlisting if they are healthy and fit for the strenuous requirements of military life.
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Ringing is a strenuous business, and a lengthy peal can feel like running a marathon, according to Kate Flavell, who works for the Central Council of Church Bell Ringers.
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With a worsening shortage of welders, machinists and other crafts workers, apprenticeship programs offer older skilled workers a less strenuous job opportunity: Teaching their craft to the next generation.
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This strenuous multi-year effort involves not only an impressive team of NIC analysts but also includes interviews with more than 2,500 individuals from 35 countries around the world.
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For example, the administration has taken no serious action to retaliate for the Russian meddling that has been confirmed by American intelligence agencies, and it resisted more strenuous sanctions.
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A business trip down there goes south in fairly predictable ways, at least in the context of the kind of hectic, strenuous, nasty caper-comedy "Gringo" aspires to be.
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I'm a regular six-day-a-week exerciser and a fan of strenuous cardio workouts along the lines of hill sprints, running, high-intensity interval training and jump rope.
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In his latest, which he wrote and directs, four candidates apply to be part of the first colony on Mars and must undergo a bewildering and strenuous screening process.
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It comes at a time when the durability of foldable devices is still relatively unproven, despite the strenuous lab testing that manufacturers say they've been putting their devices through.
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A lasting agreement had eluded the strenuous efforts of successive administrations, Democratic and Republican, and the two-state solution long accepted as the goal seemed dead in the water.
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"Simply put, I have strenuous concern about President Trump's respect for the rule of law," Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the committee's ranking Democrat, said in an opening statement.
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The job was strenuous, after all: The planes were small, and the flight — from San Francisco/Oakland to Chicago — took 20 hours and made 13 stops in good weather.
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Their wages, while potentially reaching high hourly rates depending on their individual production rates, ultimately amount to paltry annual salaries when compared to the strenuous nature of their work.
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Fasting may sound strenuous, and it is, but it's also an act of devotion during a month filled with immense joy, culminating in the feasts of Eid al-Fitr.
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Many of us who exercise have heard from well-meaning friends, spouses or parents that strenuous exercise will tamp down our immune systems, opening us to pathogens and illness.
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But it remains unclear if the invigorated effort will be enough to overcome strenuous opposition from law enforcement officials, parent-teacher associations and lawmakers wary of alienating those constituencies.
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Tsai is heading to the Caribbean, stopping over in the US for a total of four nights, an unusually long transit period that has resulted in strenuous objections from Beijing.
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In the weeks since President Trump's initial travel ban was put into effect and blocked, artists and writers entering the US have faced strenuous scrutiny from Customs and Border Patrol.
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If you're wondering why none of Microsoft's many strenuous Windows Phone efforts ultimately paid off, the key answer lies in the platform's chronic failure to attract third-party app developers.
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Armed with one odorless and one regular sock, she traversed many city blocks between home, work, class, and social events, but she didn't work out or do anything particularly strenuous.
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It took me an embarrassing amount of time—three days, to be precise—to realize that the swiftest escape from strenuous yard work is to offer assistance in the kitchen.
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Water-injection technology came to prominence during World War II, when it was used to enhance the performance of supercharged, piston-powered fighter planes during takeoffs and strenuous combat maneuvers.
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On Tuesday's episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden, Jason Derulo stopped by to enjoy a round of the brand new strenuous dance class with host James Corden.
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My sword-making aspirations exist only in my fantasy world, especially now that I've watched every episode of Forged in Fire and understand how difficult and strenuous the process is.
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When you have someone like Versteeg steering the wheel—who's still performing, now 20 years into his touring career—it's easier to recognize the how strenuous that lifestyle can be.
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It found that the human body is likely to experience heat stress "in all instances" when performing strenuous exercise when the wet bulb temperature hits 32°C, or 89.6°F.
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"The conditions are incredibly strenuous, and we're seeing triple-digit temperatures in places and some sections are extremely remote," said Dan McKeague, a spokesman for the United States Forest Service.
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In a conversation with the NPR correspondent Nina Totenberg, she assured the crowd she was feeling "better each week" and was back to her regular, strenuous workouts with her trainer.
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They previously had examined links between jogging and longevity and concluded that moderate amounts of moderately paced running led to greater gains in longevity than more-gentle or strenuous running.
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For instance, avoiding strenuous work is justified in some Chinese medicine books by the existence of the tāi shén, your baby's feisty but touchy spirit that jumps around the house.
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However, the home search will still likely be a strenuous undertaking in coming months because supply shortages in most areas are most severe at the lower end of the market.
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For Mr. Buttigieg — apparently the joint winner, with Mr. Sanders, of the split-decision Iowa caucuses — the debate on Friday was by far his most strenuous test of the campaign.
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The Trump administration is dialing back a sweeping ban on flavored vaping products the president promised three months ago, following strenuous lobbying from his political allies and the vaping industry.
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Japan: In a case that has highlighted unease over the country's strenuous work culture, 7-Eleven terminated a franchisee who defied a corporate mandate by taking New Year's Day off.
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Yoga is meant to be a lifestyle practice rather than an exercise routine — and it wasn&apost like the version of it I was practicing was overly strenuous or intense.
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A source shared that Montana was coming off of a strenuous schedule that had taken him to four countries in six days, possibly attributing to his rapid decline in health.
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She was going through a painful breakup at the time, and thought it would be cathartic to do something physically strenuous, and let the city intrude on her private life.
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Scientists also aren't sure how, at a molecular level, strenuous exercise might prompt the buildup of plaques, and why some people's arteries remain unaffected, no matter how much they exercise.
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Most H.I.I.T. workouts require less than half an hour, from beginning to end (including a warm-up and cool-down), and the strenuous portions of the workout are even briefer.
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The work is almost as demanding as tackling the summit, say climbers, since collection is a strenuous task that boosts the consumption of oxygen people need to breathe, it added.
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It finds that strenuous endurance exercise by human athletes increases the numbers of certain bugs in their microbiomes and that giving those bacteria to mice allows them to run longer.
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Trump's announcement came less than a day after the Democrats took control of the House of Representatives in the midterm elections, promising strenuous oversight over the president and his administration.
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But it's also a technically strenuous proposition running multiple livestreams, and Apple does seem uniquely positioned to absorb the technical overhead (and costs) of running multiple FaceTime streams all at once.
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The budget plan comes at a time when the administration is making strenuous efforts to flesh out the ideological and political foundations on which the new GOP White House is built.
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They can also help you adjust these calculations for any health issues or medications in your life, and they can suggest workout plans that gradually ease you into more strenuous exercise.
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Given the strenuous workouts a racehorse endures each day, it's important to ensure there are no signs of stress on the animal's bones that could lead to a career-ending break.
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Reported by Reuters earlier today, the decision from the U.S. government's Office of Management and Budget was made over strenuous objections from education and academic groups during a public comment period.
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The majority of people with the unexplained disease are men, and it strikes predominantly in hot, humid regions where people are engaged in strenuous outdoor labour: farming, fishing or construction work.
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" He hammered television, too, as well as "the movies" and "the myriad conveniences and distractions of modern life," all of which "lure our young people away from the strenuous physical activity.
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If there is muscle damage caused by strenuous exercise, the resultant pain/soreness is likely a protective mechanism preventing you from over extending the muscle again and allowing healing to occur.
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Henry's handsome younger brother Jamie (Garrett Hedlund) also returns from war, where he was a fighter pilot, and strikes up a friendship with Ronsel against the strenuous wishes of his father.
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Although some forms of yoga, such as power and vinyasa, can be quite strenuous, restorative yoga is much gentler, encouraging the use of props like pillows and blankets to facilitate relaxation.
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Groups in which participants did deep, strenuous, yoga-style breathing exercises—exercises that can overoxygenate the brain and cause dizziness and nausea—would last for hours a day over several days.
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This book is the fruit of a strenuous self-education in poetry conducted by a person in her teens, flowering wildly in her twenties before her death cut short her career.
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Plenty of holidaymakers are still drawn in by the strenuous charms of spelunking, white-water rafting and biking the Great Allegheny Passage, a 150-mile rail trail that almost grazes Fallingwater.
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A data privacy bill in California is just a signature away from becoming law over the strenuous objections of many tech companies that rely on surreptitious data collection for their livelihood.
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Hunter notes that strenuous activity both increases the amount of blood sugar and lactate — a byproduct of intense muscle contractions — circulating in the blood and augments blood flow to the head.
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Their hope was that a single quick burst of stair climbing would be strenuous enough to prompt improvements in fitness if it were repeated multiple times, even with hours in between.
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The others exercised for the same amount of time, but at a strenuous pace and incline, so that their heart rates stayed at between 80 and 85 percent of their maximum.
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As they knew, most animals' skeletons readily sense when they are being stressed by such things as strenuous weight-bearing exercise and will add extra bone cells to handle that pressure.
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To accomplish this, the young men and women completed increasingly strenuous leg presses and leg extensions using only their right or left leg, while the other limb lollygagged to the side.
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But some experts worry that strenuous exercise, such as intensive running, cycling or weight training, could tire or injure a pregnant woman and possibly rob her child of oxygen or nutrients.
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However, when Obama signed DACA into law in 2012, she applied for the program, went through the strenuous vetting process and paid a fee to be protected as an undocumented immigrant.
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Few people interested in fitness are unfamiliar with the concept of high-intensity interval training, or H.I.I.T., which involves very short, very strenuous bursts of exercise interspersed with periods of rest.
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Mr. Morales keeps a strenuous travel schedule to attend ribbon-cutting ceremonies for infrastructure and housing projects across the country, which are often presented as tokens of his generosity for Bolivians.
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Indeed, there is already a shortage of truck drivers in the U.S. With the unemployment rate falling to 3.9 percent in July, companies have had difficulty recruiting for the strenuous job.
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The current political leadership of Catalonia has vowed to hold an independence referendum later this year — this time, a binding one — despite the strenuous objections of the conservative government in Madrid.
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Have you ever stopped during a strenuous workout, placed your hand across the front of your pants, and thought, Wow, I really need to harness the heat from my own undercarriage?
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"It can be due to exposure to indoor UV lights, or just in a very hot and humid environment, and even with strenuous activity that causes you to sweat profusely," Chaiyasit says.
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With something as strenuous as this, we knew Zoe would need lots of time to rest in her room, which made it the most relaxing and enjoyable video shoot I've ever done.
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Strenuous thinking has always required humans to distance themselves from daily trifles — after all, Jane Austen didn't spend all day pumping out handwritten epistles to her sister (the Georgian equivalent of Gchat).
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"A lot of people would like to think it was a strenuous process for him," says one of the talking heads, before going on to stress that it was far from it.
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I see the potential for labor in farms to become less strenuous to the body, improving the health conditions of workers which may be supervising, rather than doing, the labor intensive-tasks.
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The documents reveal the often strenuous conditions moderators work under which includes having to make a decision on whether a post should be removed in just 10 seconds, according to the report.
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One of the most strenuous competitors is a guy at the next table who's staring down the woman across from him while giving her a ferocious, what-big-teeth-you-have grin.
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"As for the more strenuous board revamp proposed by Par and Altimeter, we say bravo — go for it," Vicki Bryan, an analyst with the research firm Gimme Credit, wrote in a note.
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And in Pennsylvania, it has been an exodus of state legislators from the Philadelphia area, where more than half a dozen Republicans have opted for retirement over a strenuous campaign in 20.
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According to her training diary, she was exercising for about 520 hours a year, with much of this time spent in strenuous but brief sessions, most of them shorter than an hour.
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The exact details of the episode remain unclear, but according to The Buffalo News, Mr. Serafin-Bazan was recovering from a respiratory ailment when he was "ordered" to do strenuous physical exercise.
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Irritation, apparently, is more strenuous than concentrating on the essential timings of attacks and parries, while being sure to regularly sip from my Estus, a healing potion that's always in limited supply.
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One study found that those accustomed to getting exercise through physically strenuous jobs — like construction or landscaping — are more likely to become obese upon retirement than those who don't have such jobs.
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As I got up and thanked Ms. Solis for her graciousness at such a strenuous time, the door to her trailer home swung open and a swarm of other journalists rushed inside.
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Subtract nostalgia from your response to the color work and consider how forced and tawdry are the seeming high spirits and the strenuous styles—hysterias of a prosperous era rushing toward smash.
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Virgin's customers don't need to match the strenuous physical fitness requirements of NASA astronauts, but the company says it's still focused on ensuring its customers are healthy and hale on their trips.
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The study found that almost any type of physical activity, whether strenuous or light, helped to offset people's genetic propensity for depression, though the benefits were greater when people exercised more often.
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She once told me that she does the Canadian Air Force stretching and warming exercises almost every day at home, along with a more strenuous workout with a trainer twice a week.
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Admiral Rogers concurred with a strenuous denial by the British government that the Obama administration had asked its intelligence service Government Communications Headquarters, or GCHQ, to carry out surveillance of Trump Tower.
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Bouverie's chronological narrative conveys how appeasement transformed over the years: from a reactive, fearful policy to an enthusiastic, idealistic project to what can only be deemed a strenuous exercise in willful denial.
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His tone ranged from voluptuous to flinty, and his band blended elements of the avant-garde — Julien Touéry, the pianist, has clearly heard some Don Pullen — with the strenuous side of jazz-rock.
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I think it's ideal for someone who wants a daily commute but not strenuous exercise, or someone looking to take long weekend trips that would be too physically taxing without a little assistance.
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When he's not at the clinic with Falastine, Mohamed has been looking for odd jobs, including strenuous stone-breaking, to support his family until they can return to their farm and start over.
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Warming up before any type of exercise, strenuous or not, gradually increases your heart rate and gets your blood flowing to prepare your body for activity, which can also ward off exertion headaches.
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Beijing has been engaged in strenuous efforts to support the currency and limit capital flight by imposing tighter capital controls and discouraging speculative bets through selling dollars from its massive foreign exchange reserves.
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Abe made strenuous efforts to reach out to Trump after his election, an initiative that yielded a meeting in Trump Tower with the President-elect, his daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner.
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Despite the spies' strenuous efforts to provide Stalin with British secrets, the Soviets regarded them as so untrustworthy that they sent a team of additional spies to England in order to monitor them.
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Critics say those fulfillment center workers face strenuous conditions: workers are pressed to "make rate," with some packing hundreds of boxes per hour, and losing their job if they don't move fast enough.
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That's because we still don't know a ton about the no-fly list as it exists today — and what we do know has been revealed over the strenuous objections of the federal government.
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That being said, the Moto G does make it through a good day and a half of less strenuous use with ease, and Moto's claims of its battery being a strength seem justified.
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There is always something new to mock — so much seriousness and silliness, so much sound and spectacle, so much strenuous novelty and lazy cliché, so many anthems and earworms to sample and subvert.
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Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a communications professor at the University of Pennsylvania, said that Mr. Trump appeared to be nodding to age and sex stereotypes of women being too frail to handle strenuous activities.
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The face-off between a person who takes other people's lives and someone who wants to end his own has promise, and I can imagine the material paying off in less strenuous hands.
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Roddy is confident that the world will see McGregor firing on all cylinders for the first time in Madison Square Garden without the added pounds for welterweight or the strenuous cut for featherweight.
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The findings cannot tell us if intense intervals would be similarly popular with or workable for anyone who is older, sicker, more reluctant to experiment with strenuous exercise, or listens only to Bach.
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In a preliminary experiment, published in 2012, the scientists found that cyclists performed better during a strenuous bike ride if they had either a banana or a sports drink compared to only water.
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The sentences take on an Orwellian clarity — they're lean and clean, flensed of the tics, doodles and strenuous self-consciousness of his early work, and of the dour didacticism of the new novels.
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"Even though resistance exercise was strenuous," he says, "the mean pulse rate was much lower than with running," resulting in slighter blood flow and probably less physiological response from the blood vessels themselves.
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Despite Mr. Moore's strenuous appeals to evangelical Christians, Mr. Moffett said that he found the candidate's attacks on his female accusers, and his past suggestion that homosexuality should be criminalized, to be disqualifying.
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I like to read (and write) lying down, and despite strenuous effort I often fall asleep at some point, so what I read and write ends up becoming weirdly entwined with my dreams.
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The exercisers completed at least one session a week of brief but strenuous intervals, while their other workouts were moderate, such as brisk walking or jogging, and lasted for 30 minutes or longer.
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Party cadres' explanations for this reflected deeply entrenched gender prejudices: Women have a weaker constitution and gentler temper, rendering them unfit for the strenuous tasks of operating heavy equipment or manning factory floors.
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Crucially, there appears to be an undiminished appetite for Bausch's emotionally driven style of tanztheater (or dance theater), a blend of dreamlike imagery with dramatic situations and bursts of strenuous, even punishing movement.
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Probably at least since Pheidippides ran the purported first marathon thousands of years ago in Greece and then promptly collapsed and died, people have wondered whether strenuous exercise is dangerous for the heart.
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Most of all, I was relieved — I'd been afraid I'd learn that my system wasn't working properly, ruling out the chance of a natural pregnancy or making the egg freezing process more strenuous.
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And so the efforts toward demonstrating balance were strenuous at this year's Latin Grammys ceremony, which was held Thursday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, and broadcast on Univision.
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The differing views among House members on Friday foreshadowed the acrimony that is all but certain in the weeks to come, as Republicans press ahead with their repeal efforts over Democrats' strenuous objections.
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When the 35-year-old performer and model collapsed with an apparent heart attack during filming for a strenuous, stunt-filled series, it set off a wave of anger on Chinese social media.
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And while your gym clothes certainly ought to be ready for even the most strenuous of activities, they also need to be presentable enough for you to wear outside of your workout environment.
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At the same time, though, some research hinted that a single, strenuous workout might temporarily diminish our immune responses soon afterward, putting us at heightened risk for an opportunistic infection after the workout.
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In 2016, she described her sessions with Russell and Cash — the former her daughter, the latter the son of Johnny and June Carter Cash — to EW. "There was nothing strenuous about it," she said.
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They breathed in kerosene from the fumes of a tiny "Tokyo" model burning beneath them, and actor Haruo Nakajima says he lost 20 pounds in the production because the costume was so physically strenuous.
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"Despite strenuous efforts by our negotiators in talks with the company we have so far been unable to make sufficient progress that addresses the concerns of the workforce," RMT General Secretary Mick Cash said.
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In 2014, the Supreme Court allowed the law to remain in effect over the strenuous objection of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who stayed up all night to write a dissent from the Court's opinion.
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Remarkably, given China's strenuous efforts to prevent the spread of news from this "enemy" service by means of jamming and internet censorship, at least some of Xinjiang's 10m Uighurs still manage to receive it.
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At the end of each weeklong session, the riders returned to the lab and completed a strenuous time trial to test their athletic performance, and the scientists again checked for markers of intestinal inflammation.
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The video, which premiered at the last Manifesta in Palermo, goes beyond a journalistic framing by focusing on the lived realities, often deeply personal, of the women and their responses to their strenuous conditions.
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And the Winners Are Using information originally provided by the joggers on how often they ran, how far and at what speeds, the researchers divided them into three categories: light, moderate and strenuous joggers.
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Pirate life was known to be challenging in so many ways—being on the sea for months on end, strenuous work keeping the boats sailing, terrible nutrition and hygiene—how did the women adapt?
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It found that the companies which do the most CSR also make the most strenuous efforts to avoid paying tax—and that those with a high CSR score also spend more lobbying on tax.
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"A number of factors are contributing to this trend: an increased emphasis toward school and attending college among teens, reflected in higher enrollment; more summer school attendance; and more strenuous coursework," the BLS said.
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"This move will also allow us to be more agile as a company, not relying on the constraints of showing on the fashion calendar, which is more strenuous on small businesses," Louisa told WWD.
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Hudak had other ideas to address ethics in the earmarks process: nonpartisan or bipartisan panels that addressed public earmark demands and more strenuous disclosure requirements to ensure lawmakers weren't personally profiting from their demands.
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For all its popularity, the eight-hour walk is strenuous, even mildly dangerous: As we ascended, we passed at least two limping hikers with bloodied knees and twisted ankles, assisted by irritated-looking relatives.
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"Maybe cool it on the running," she added, saying I should avoid strenuous activity before my surgery (though I have never needed a doctor's permission to avoid destroying my knees through the devil's exercise).
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Four of the six crew are needed to spin handles — or pedals, in the case of Team New Zealand — leaving the strenuous tasks of actually sailing the boat to the driver and wing trimmer.
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To create the works, the 65-year-old artist provides written or illustrated instructions for viewers, inviting them to pose with wooden furniture, plastic buckets or ballpoint pens in unusual, sometimes physically strenuous, positions.
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Midway through the hike, they stopped at a hut and told researchers how strenuous the walking had felt, on a scale of 1 to 20, before descending and repeating the questionnaires about their moods.
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These include performance demands that require extensive mental precision, fatigue due to irregular and strenuous training and competitive schedules, ongoing scrutiny from others, separations from loved ones, and a culture supporting intense emotional expression.
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In spite of the tribe's strenuous objections, Energy Transfer Partners, the company building the pipeline, had chosen a route that could threaten water that the tribe, as well as farmers and ranchers, depend on.
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And Cunningham's "Summerspace" (1958) has often been the most elusive of his masterpieces: A 1999 performance by New York City Ballet was dim, and several by Cunningham's own troupe earlier this century were strenuous.
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"When you start working out together as a couple, you're viewed as a go-to person for other outdoor, strenuous activities," explains Rhonda Milrad, LCSW, a relationships counselor and founder of the counseling app RelationUp.
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"At the moment, it is very strenuous for women to access justice because we don't have an appropriate judiciary system for them," Shaista Bukhari, executive director of Pakistan's Women's Rights Association told CNN by email.
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She's mirroring the number of days her dad was in a coma: He was unresponsive for a full week before passing away, and she explains how, really, the goodbye was much too long and strenuous.
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But for the moment, China is concentrating on buying and selling in the Middle East, and playing Riyadh and Tehran off each other for better oil deals, leaving the strenuous diplomacy to the United States.
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Six days a week they reported to the exercise lab and completed a strenuous full-body weight training circuit, high-intensity intervals, or a series of explosive jumps and other exercises known as plyometric training.
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Dr. Assaf Glazer, a parent himself, and his team are working to take the pain out of one of the most strenuous tasks of any parent, making sure their baby gets a good night's sleep.
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I suppose paying $70 to replace a lost AirPod is better than paying $160 for a whole new pair, but you should probably still think twice before using them for activity that is too strenuous.
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As he explained in a memo to staff, however, the other two executives—Felipe Holguin and Jay Grant, both of Univision's Fusion Media Group—still voted to remove the six posts over his strenuous objections.
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The data from his phone showed peaks of strenuous activity that suggested he had been climbing stairs, supporting the investigators' theory that that he had dragged Ladenburger down a riverbank and then climbed back up.
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The brand new "Madeline" finds Davy and Maddy, the lovers in question, drifting apart, as Davy's strenuous touring schedule drags him around the world, while Maddy languishes in the cold of winter at home alone.
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After the deadly diagnosis of their newborns, three moms found strength in each other during long, strenuous stints in the neonatal intensive care unit — and in the non-profit they started for other struggling families.
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"We are excited to continue to apply it to a range of applications, including assisting those with gait impairments, industry workers at risk of injury performing physically strenuous tasks, or recreational weekend warriors," said Walsh.
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Though the latter hike may be too strenuous for some mamas-to-be, you&aposll at least be able to get close enough to take in its beauty and take some bump photos, of course.
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Mr. Morris has always drawn on aspects of basic body language, sometimes dramatizing what may appear clumsy or strenuous, and in that way making us pay fresh attention to something we might not otherwise notice.
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Women of the leisure class wore constricting corsets that did not permit a great deal of movement, let alone strenuous labor; their male counterparts often carried gratuitous canes that suggested a physical inability to work.
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But even if I profit from the benefits to my clients (and more specifically, their money), the risk I will face as a sex worker in Trump's America will make for a strenuous four years.
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Past studies had found, for example, that after workouts, especially strenuous ones, people had fewer infection-fighting white blood cells in their bloodstreams than before working out, suggesting that their immune response had been weakened.
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Last month, Mr. Trump fully embraced Representative Ron DeSantis, a vocal supporter and Fox News fixture, in the race for governor of Florida, despite strenuous appeals from state Republicans to stay out of the race.
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The president at the time, Benigno S. Aquino III, issued strenuous warnings before the typhoon, which had some of the most powerful winds ever measured in a storm that made landfall in a populated area.
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In July, workers at Amazon warehouses in Minnesota went on strike during the company's annual Prime Day sale, protesting the move to one-day shipping, which they said would effectively double their already strenuous workload.
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During the Tony Awards season, the most strenuous time for many Broadway performers, Dr. Dahl is rarely without a backpack full of treatment supplies, to handle the emergency calls she inevitably receives from panicky performers.
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FreightWaves data revealed that, in the week of International Roadcheck, truck drivers rejected 20% of loads going into Los Angeles in 2018, where state-level trucking safety laws are the most strenuous in the country.
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Rather the opposite: The idea of the Oedipus complex contained an implicit case for the requirements of strenuous repression: If you let boys be boys, they will murder their fathers and sleep with their mothers.
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Despite the team's strenuous attempts to implement this checklist, there was no discernible impact: The rate of adverse outcomes in the experimental group was identical to the rate in the control group — around 15 percent.
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Lopez placed herself as a New Yorker from the start, arriving on a skyscraper spire to sing "Jenny From the Block" and working through strenuous dance routines and wearing skintight leather and then even less.
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That doesn't mean Trump is eager for war — and his recent withdrawal announcements about Syria suggest he is indeed trying to get out of the Middle East, even over strenuous objections from those around him.
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The case comes as the secessionist drive in Catalonia enters another critical phase, with the separatist government pledging to hold a binding independence referendum in September, over the strenuous objections of the government in Madrid.
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The strategy of resting top players was popularized by Coach Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs, who would regularly hold out Tim Duncan and other top players during particularly strenuous parts of the schedule.
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In the decade that followed — and over strenuous opposition from the lead industry — the findings of Dr. Needleman and others spurred stiffer regulation of lead in gas, tin cans, paint, household pipes and other products.
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Over three strenuous weeks he and his wife, Jan, who is a registered nurse and an experienced outdoorswoman, trekked alongside eight other climbers and several guides, most of whom they'd traveled with in the past.
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As cultural attitudes toward sexual harassment and assault continue to shift — and as those who speak up are celebrated, rather than viewed with suspicion — a more strenuous reevaluation of Allen's legacy may still lie ahead.
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The first thing to point out is that being part of one of these groups is a huge time commitment, and the vetting process that these groups have for bringing in new people is very strenuous.
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Yet the whole affair was paper thin, a point driven home in instrumental numbers by Mr. Brown's strenuous, emotive conducting even when there was no one onstage and only the pianist was playing in the pit.
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As you know, most federal judges calculate class action fees as a percentage of the recovery lawyers obtain for the class, sometimes applying multipliers to reward plaintiffs' lawyers for taking on particularly risky or strenuous cases.
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Indian novelists writing in English used to be known abroad purely as a source of strenuous literary works; now they regularly produce gaudy blockbusters that marry these ancient tales with the latest trends in genre fiction.
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Strenuous efforts by China to cut emissions would also mean vast domestic demand for clean-energy technology, which would help the country's firms to consolidate their lead in supplying a fast-growing, and lucrative, global market.
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"A line I often use with lawmakers on Capitol Hill is that we track cannabis better than we track uranium in the US," Sherman said, emphasizing the strenuous compliance regulations that dispensaries have to abide by.
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The Fox host Bill O'Reilly also lost for his strenuous efforts on his show Wednesday to persuade Mr. Trump to reconsider and attend the debate after all, which looked like begging for the sake of ratings.
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TWO decades ago, when the West began a strenuous effort to refashion war-ravaged Bosnia, improving the state of the local media in the Balkans—which had often stirred up hatred—was top of the list.
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This is a best-in-class growth story at scale, which is why we continue to like Shopify and are bumping up our target to $360 ahead of a more strenuous valuation analysis later this summer.
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"The FBI's strenuous efforts to shield their exploit from disclosure to me suggests that it likely still works," Christopher Soghoian, principal technologist at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), told Motherboard in an encrypted phone call.
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And, in a move that's most critical for the growth of the industry, the new rules replace private pilots at every flight with operators that have passed a less-strenuous and less-expensive aeronautical knowledge test.
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Theodore Roosevelt's "strenuous life" -- his emphasis on hunting, adventure, being "in the arena" -- inspired American men who feared they were going soft as more of them moved to cities at the turn of the last century.
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Years of strenuous training camps and head trauma have left many fighters "punch drunk"—the common, perhaps insensitive, term for combatants suffering from dementia pugilistica (DP): a condition caused by repeated concussive blows in contact sport.
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The Communist Party goes to great lengths every year to avoid rekindling memories of the schisms and bloodshed of 1989 — the efforts are so strenuous that they serve to remind many of the June 4 anniversary.
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"African-American employees are disproportionately employed by UPS in lower paying, strenuous, menial, part-time, or seasonal positions and systematically denied opportunities for higher paying, full-time, and supervisory positions," the lawsuit reads, according to CNN.
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Strenuous German efforts are being made to retake the ground recently occupied by the British in the neighborhood of the Leipzig salient, the sector from which the British most seriously threaten the enemy's hold on Thiepval.
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At about midpoint, the texture cleared, with a three-note piano motif over a slow bass trill and a rustle of cymbals, leading to a lower, more openly strenuous mesh of instruments, overtly closer to jazz.
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Three times a week for 12 weeks, one group road a stationary bike for 45 minutes, one group did short 10-minute workouts with 20-second bursts of strenuous activity, and a control group just chilled.
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The results should bring succor to participants in this weekend's New York City Marathon and other strenuous events this fall who, like me, would rather ease afterward into a sybaritic hot tub than an ice bath.
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"It's there to train your immune system on how to respond to the flu," Dr. Miao said of the flu shot, comparing it with the muscle soreness you might feel the day after a strenuous workout.
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In London, he is one of the youngest practitioners of a German stage philosophy sometimes known as Regietheater (literally, "director's theater") that often takes liberties with plot details and can subject canonical works to strenuous deconstructions.
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"It's hard to get around, and shoveling snow, especially when it's heavily packed like this, is difficult and strenuous," Mr. Breen said on Saturday, adding that the storm was just the latest to bury the region.
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The garbage man's daily lifting of heavy burdens, the carpenter who crawls on roof rafters, the stevedore, the commercial fisherman, those who are on their feet or doing other strenuous physical labor all day for years?
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Don't worry about what that strenuous activity may be, and definitely don't let your mind drift to the possibility of these robots using these seemingly needless advantages to harm you physically in any way at all.
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President George W. Bush commuted Mr. Libby's 30-month prison sentence but refused to grant him a full pardon despite the strenuous requests of Mr. Cheney, a decision that soured the relationship between the two men.
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The radicalism of his economic and ecological vision, often portrayed as simply liberal, actually represents a kind of left-leaning pessimism that arguably points backward to the strenuous critiques of modernity issued by 19th-century popes.
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Stanton's zeal against slavery was even longer aborning than Lincoln's, but he made strenuous efforts to recruit freedmen to the Union Army and came to favor black suffrage more quickly than some of his cabinet colleagues.
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So, the people of Portland cut down the trees, but they didn't remove the stumps because it is much more strenuous to pull a tree up from its roots than chop it close to the base.
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One set of parents can stay in during daytime naps or after the evening bedtime, while the other gets to enjoy some non-kid-friendly outings, like a strenuous hike or an evening of live music.
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For that study, researchers in the department of microbiology at Stanford University looked first at muscle cells and tissue from mice that had experienced slight muscular injuries, comparable to those we might develop during strenuous exercise.
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What was striking was not so much Chongqing's reminder that students must toe the Communist Party's line, but the outcry this triggered in spite of strenuous efforts by China's leader, Xi Jinping, to keep dissent in check.
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I'm still a fan of the hardware and philosophy behind it, if only for the reward of data at the end of a strenuous hour spent beating the living crap out of a bag full of water.
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The conversation will be richer as he labours longer at the literary and doctrinal interface between the monotheisms, which like the Holy Sepulchre is need of careful conservation as well as strenuous efforts to keep the peace.
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So I made a point when we were casting the movie that the actors needed to do that, and they were also going to go through an emotionally and physically strenuous production, so they should be prepared.
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I agree with Kate Zernike with the fact that we vape because students want to "rebel" or break loose but let's accept the fact that vaping has is being used to cope with our strenuous school routine.
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The interest is there: in 2014, wagers on the NFL reached at all-time high in the U.K. The challenges NFL players may be less excited about games in England, with strenuous travel and higher income taxes.
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When it comes to jogging, the world s most common form of strenuous exercise, a new study concludes that people who jog regularly, but slowly, tend to live longer than those who push themselves to the max.
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A group at Loughborough University did the strenuous job of tracking this theory with 14 men who were put through two tests: a one-hour bicycle ride and a one-hour bath in 104-degree-Fahrenheit water.
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The boxing master at this New York facility told the paper that boxing was ideal for "fat" women, but that nervous women, who, according to him, are always thin, should not box, because it is too strenuous.
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The FBI's demand for a backdoor into iPhones and CEO Tim Cook's strenuous rebuttal in an open letter caused such large ripples that I couldn't help but feel them here, on my honeymoon in the Dominican Republic.
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"Proposition 65 is 30 years old and for every one of those years there have been strenuous attempts to kill it on the ground that it's different from other states," said David Roe, the rule's primary author.
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By selectively including certain pieces of information — over the strenuous objections of the FBI, which believed the memo's release would cause grave harm — Nunes sought to manipulate the public into believing law enforcement was out of control.
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So it is doubly disappointing that "The Whole Harmonium," his new biography, is an undramatic, literal-minded chronicle: essentially a long, strenuous paraphrase of Stevens's writing, with thin strips of quotation laid on the gridiron of chronology.
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The decision would cut the flow of weapons from the US to the YPG, the Kurdish militia fighting with the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, just six months after Trump approved the plan over Turkey's strenuous objections.
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Desert Trip, produced by the company behind the Coachella festival and held in the same place — but with a much less strenuous schedule and setup, including reserved seats with padded chairs — is an easy target for mockery.
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Against strenuous opposition from Germany, the ECB's largest stakeholder, he guided the ECB to adopt a zero-percent interest rate policy and a quantitative easing program that in relation to GDP eclipsed that of the Federal Reserve.
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Where Miller has a breezy element to his approach that makes quick innings possible and long outings look less strenuous, Chapman has an accelerator in his left shoulder, and a foot pressing it constantly to the floor.
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I have books for every room, all on the go, two for the bedroom, one fiction, one nonfiction usually, then I have bathroom books (one for the bath, one for times of strenuous concentration) and kitchen books.
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During the 21964 Democratic primary campaigns, Paul E. Tsongas, a former United States senator from Massachusetts, sought to demonstrate his return to good health after surviving cancer by displaying advertisements showing him swimming the strenuous butterfly stroke.
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That kind of strenuous, Tony-worthy performance night after night could take a toll on him, but Fisher is prepared with an extensive self-care routine that helps him separate his work life from his real life.
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This month, the company released its latest advertising campaign, "The Only Way Is Through," featuring the swimmer Michael Phelps, D.K. Metcalf of the Seattle Seahawks, and other Under Armour-sponsored athletes sweating and gasping through strenuous workouts.
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Photograph by Ward Roberts for The New Yorker It's time to say that the reconfiguration of the museum is, all in all, terrific, and that I don't care very much about the strenuous calculations that determined it.
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The Hulls can no longer handle the strenuous physical work needed to earn enough to keep up with the taxes, insurance, mortgages, barn maintenance and other rising costs, so they are putting the farm on the market.
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Not much strenuous acting is required, but the performers inhabit their roles with vivacity, seemingly unaware of the hoodie wearers in their midst or the audience members whose eyes are trained on them, seeking tidbits of drama.
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But each patient might have a different experience and the physical therapist needs to know if a certain exercise is causing pain — and figure out whether their form is correct or if the exercise is just too strenuous.
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"I wish that you were as strenuous and hardworking at keeping information out of the hands of hackers as you are keeping information out of the hands of Congress and federal employees," chided representative Stephen Lynch (D-Massachusetts).
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"It took preparation and a six-hour strenuous team effort to bring the body to the surface in the afternoon," it said, adding that the primary goal of the teams was to salvage the ship from the riverbed.
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"I can't begin to imagine how sheltered the lives of modern technology employees must be to think that any amount of hours they spend pushing a mouse around for a paycheck is really demanding strenuous work," he writes.
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When the scientists tested this program with recreational runners, replacing several of their usual weekly runs with the intervals, the volunteers rapidly improved their speed and health and reported that the workouts, despite being strenuous, were relatively fun.
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For example, people might come up with "just another excuse, like they have to take a shower once they [exercise]," or they might lose interest after a while in putting themselves through a more strenuous workout, she said.
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In 1997, he and colleagues published a seminal study showing that within three hours of a bout of strenuous weight training, men and women develop significant increases in markers of tissue breakdown that remain elevated for 24 hours.
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In April she participated in a 5K race— and in June, with the help of a specially designed off-road wheelchair, she took second place in the Gaylord Gauntlet, a strenuous trail-and-obstacle event in Wallingford, Connecticut.
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Much like a ballerina, who must adhere to a strenuous training regimen for even the barest of chances at achieving professional success, Jenner presumably has sacrificed more than a little to rise to the top of her field.
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"I hadn't even been doing anything strenuous, just sitting around watching TV. When I got to work the hairline crack had got bigger and bigger so I called Apple up to get it repaired," Cross told the BBC.
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With same-sex relations still a crime in 2503 countries, and socially unacceptable in many more, this process can be especially strenuous for LGBTQ refugees, whose histories of trauma may include torture, discrimination, imprisonment, and threats of death.
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The president of the University of Maryland said during a press conference on Tuesday that the school accepts "legal and moral responsibility" for the death of football player Jordan McNair, who died of heatstroke after a strenuous practice.
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Until then, women were treated as though they had an illness when they were pregnant, and they were advised to relax, avoid strenuous exertion and even bending or stretching, for fear they would strangle or squash the baby.
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The leaders of the 28 nations in the bloc and Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu of Turkey approved the accord over strenuous objections from humanitarian groups, who warned that the deal violated international law on the treatment of refugees.
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CrossFit, which started in 245, branded itself as a more extreme, exclusive version of HIIT training, offering classes in black, industrial-style gyms nicknamed boxes — critics complained of a cult-like atmosphere and strenuous and injury-prone workouts.
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That's because the person who has been assigned the strenuous tasks of repositioning walls and furniture for this strident satire, which opened on Sunday at the Flea Theater, is not a stagehand but a character in the play.
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Similarly, Election Day exit polling found the same rank order, except that gun policy was bumped to fourth by immigration — a position it probably would not have lost but for President Trump's strenuous efforts to exploit immigration anxiety.
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If you do venture outdoors and find yourself wearing this hoody while climbing, hiking, or any engaging in any sort of strenuous activity, the laser-cut armpit vents will help cool you down and keep perspiration at bay.
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According to the kinesiologists, physiologists and extreme weather experts we spoke to, they almost certainly are freezing—but the human body apparently has ways of warming itself when engaged in strenuous physical activity, Olympic-level competition very much included.
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The pacemaker helps get my heart rate up in order to do strenuous activity, which is a part of my job, and sometimes I feel it kick in when I dance — but that's only about 1% of the time.
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But after advocacy organizations asked the agency to add time to the clock in order to look through existing comments, the deadline has been extended (against the strenuous arguments of the broadband industry) by two weeks, to August 30.
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As AP mentions, Samsung's recall process in Korea, much like in the US, is strenuous since it requires users to first exchange the Note 7 for a replacement device and then make another trip for a new Note 7.
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In fact, as the game contains an energy gauge, an exhaustion level, that depletes whenever the character being controlled performs a strenuous activity, I figured I'd attempt to play Stardew Valley as the most unfettered person who's ever lived.
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After all the strenuous wine-making and hot-tubbing, it was finally time for Jordan to open up about his family because everyone has been wondering what is up with him and his super famous brother Aaron Rodgers, a.k.a.
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The pooled results persuasively showed that exercise, especially if it is moderately strenuous, such as brisk walking or jogging, and supervised, so that people complete the entire program, has a "large and significant effect" against depression, the authors wrote.
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When researchers compared the participants' aerobic fitness, muscle mass, and blood sugar levels before and after the 12 weeks, the control group had no change, but the moderate fitness group and the strenuous fitness group had practically identical results.
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Mr. Stork says that the researchers had expected that, in line with other scientists' concerns, the volunteers' answers would show that, having now experienced strenuous interval training, they did not care for the discomfort and would not repeat it.
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The approval of the bill in the House and Senate came over the strenuous objections of Democrats, who have accused Republicans of giving a gift to corporations and the wealthy and driving up the federal debt in the process.
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And while AirPods are decent for everyday commutes, Apple's insistence on a one-size-fits-all approach for AirPods means they're not high on the list of wireless earbuds you should use for anything more strenuous than a brisk stroll.
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National weather authorities in Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland have issued heat warnings, advising people to avoid strenuous activities at midday and in the afternoon, drink plenty of water and stay out of the sun.
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The obvious reason is similar to that of the fat position player: while the rigors a starting pitcher faces are less strenuous than they were in the past, teams are still expecting starters to give them 150-plus innings a year.
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"Only a couple of years ago, it would have been difficult to find Chinese women breaking a sweat while lifting weights or huffing and puffing through strenuous workouts," read a recent Wall Street Journal article about the Chinese fitness craze.
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National weather authorities in Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland have issued heat warnings, advising people to avoid strenuous activities during warm parts of the day, drink plenty of water and stay out of the sun.
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Meanwhile, Trump basically survives on trash, refuses to exercise because he thinks the body has a finite amount of energy, and—when he does work out—limits himself to walking and playing golf, the least strenuous sport known to man.
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Despite the fact that the first four paragraphs of my Catalina review were an argument that you should hold off on updating your Mac until you know for sure your apps will work, I still don't feel I was strenuous enough.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A group of Egyptian women gather at an abandoned park in a Cairo suburb once a week, climbing walls and jumping around in the strenuous physical discipline known as Parkour, while also challenging the country's conservative social norms.
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Anyone who has questioned a pregnant woman if she's "sure" she should do something strenuous, you are to be confined to your beds for the next nine months while random strangers visit to comment on the size of your belly.
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There were strenuous objections from Syria — as well as from Russia and Iran — accusing the assembly of interfering with national sovereignty and stepping on the toes of the council, which is usually responsible for issues of international peace and security.
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Admission to Disney California Adventure—which counts a Cars-themed land and Toy Story shootout ride among its many carnival-inspired attractions—costs $50 to $60 on top of one-day Disneyland admission, but juggling the two can be strenuous.
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For the first three months, this group was supervised at a cardiac rehab facility where they did non-strenuous exercise three times a week: They warmed up for 10 minutes and then did 35 minutes of continuous walking or stationary cycling.
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Collectively advertised as "the top of Texas," the climbable though strenuous summits are dangled like medals to lure both box-checking climbers aiming to reach each state's highest point and Texans whose natal pride leaves them vulnerable to a challenge.
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The pundits themselves do not see their primary role as defending the interests of their former clubs; Mourinho might believe that they can not "forget the colors of their hearts," but they say they make strenuous efforts to do just that.
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Mr. Trudeau is a serious feminist who has already in place a gender-parity cabinet of women and men, and he will enforce cap-and-trade to address the global warming threat, over the strenuous objections of a few conservative provinces.
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While work on the ranch may consist of strenuous physical labor, and occasional horse-related injuries, Anthony Harris uses his time working in the stables as an escape from the realities of a community that continues to struggle with gang violence.
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As for what I'd like to see from the current Nafta talks: a firm stance against America's current political leadership, a willingness to walk away from American bullying and a strenuous effort to expand trade with other parts of the world.
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Passage of the bill came over the strenuous objections of Democrats in both the House and the Senate, who have accused Republicans of giving a gift to corporations and the wealthy and driving up the federal debt in the process.
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It took many more steps and several strenuous sessions before I started to enjoy seeing my wheelchair parked on the other side of the room as I trudged on – first in parallel bars, then with a walker and finally with crutches.
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After this layoff from working out, they returned to the lab, where the scientists checked the current state of their leg muscles, took muscle biopsies from both legs and had them complete a strenuous leg workout, using both legs this time.
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With calm under pressure and endurance gained from her strenuous training, Zagitova placed a triple loop worth 5.65 points onto her second triple lutz, rescuing a combination jump that she could not complete after a heavy landing on her first lutz.
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As for Trump's strenuous promises that he will "end the freeloading" of other countries, it's not at all clear what he means or whether that would have any positive effect on US drug prices, as Craig Garthwaite pointed out on Twitter.
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Phys Ed If athletes practice meditation for a few minutes a day, they may become better able to withstand the mental demands of hours of strenuous physical training, according to an interesting new study of Division I college football players.
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Whether you're daydreaming out the window of your flight back home after a long time away or finally reaching the clearing at the end of a strenuous hike, there's nothing quite like the reflective, one-with-the-world feeling of elevation.
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H.I.I.T. has gained considerable attention in recent years, thanks to experiments showing that even a few minutes a week of strenuous intervals improve aerobic fitness and other aspects of health as much as hours of jogging or moderate bicycle riding.
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Don't go overboard with exercise on fasting days Strenuous exercise, such as cycling, running, high-impact aerobics and weight lifting, is not advised on fasting days because the body does not have the fuel available to sustain rigorous activity, Heller explained.
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But besides her strenuous workout routine and vegan diet, Williams, 38, says she has two non-negotiable strategies — whether she's training for a tennis match or not — to help her stay productive while also juggling motherhood and multiple business ventures.
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As her national security credentials face their most strenuous test so far, Warren has been making a more explicit case about how she would revise American foreign policy -- and how her agenda abroad is linked to her agenda at home.
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Under this program, about 2106 percent of his weekly workouts were performed at an easy intensity, the equivalent of a 12 or less on a scale of 1 to 20, with 20 being almost unbearably strenuous according to Mr. Marchand's judgment.
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According to the Pang's research, Ernest Hemingway worked six hours a day, Gabriel Garcia Marquez hewed closer to five, Stephen King says anything over four is "strenuous," and Alice Munro, who won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature, sticks to three.
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I have written many times about the health, fitness and brevity benefits of high-intensity interval training, which typically involves a few minutes — or even seconds — of strenuous exertion followed by a period of rest, with the sequence repeated multiple times.
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Part of this has to do with how skillful and fluid a writer she is otherwise — the facts seem to tumble forth, in a way that makes her jokes feel superfluous (when they aren't awful) and strenuous (when they are).
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I loved the clues for EAVESDROP and BAD MOOD (and tried to shoehorn "garbage" and "rubbish" in there at some point); I also take strenuous issue with the clue for NEGATIVITY, as I consider myself both curmudgeonly and possessing relentless OPTIMISM.
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So, could it be, the scientists wondered, that the extra Veillonella and propionate prompted by the strenuous exercise might create an environment inside runners that would enable them to run better and longer, thanks to improved fuel metabolism and lower inflammation?
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Bowers has seen patients who were distressed enough about their excessive sweating to go this route, especially since it's a difficult area to treat, but they have to be sure they stay cool and hydrated during workouts and strenuous exercise.
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The precise tugging and releasing of harp strings, for instance, or steady beating of drums to create phrases that played over and over again were visible echoes of the strenuous effort and hours devoted by unidentified hands to form luxurious items.
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The favorite for the job, Boris Johnson, is seen as likely to seek to forge a much closer relationship to Trump than May, who made strenuous efforts to court the President and developed a respectful relationship but never really bonded with him politically.
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John Gotti's lawyer Bruce Cutler was charged with criminal contempt for repeatedly talking to the press, which sounds promising for Cohen, but Cutler was only charged after disobeying increasingly strenuous orders from the judge to stop trying the case in the media.
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The reason is simple: Whereas other cities have strenuous obstacles to recording in place, Cleveland courts allowed Koenig and her fellow producer, Ohio native Emmanuel Dzotsi, to record all courtroom proceedings, ranging from small cases (bar fights) to big ones (armed robberies).
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In the Oscars that followed Argo-gate, Alfonso Cuaron won Best Director for the technically ambitious Gravity in 2013, and Alejandro Inarritu won for The Revenant in 2015, which was known for its strenuous shoot (neither Gravity nor The Revenant won Best Picture).
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If you're going to post your favorite live acts (and one is a lie!), don't make it seem like there was some crushing social pressure to do it, or that at the conclusion of some strenuous mental debate you have decided to participate.
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In a further rebuke to Poland's increasingly anti-EU positions, Brussels returned former Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk – a bitter adversary of Poland's ruling party – to a second term as president of the European Council in March, against the strenuous objections of Warsaw.
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The condition was first documented among people who had been trapped under bombed buildings during World War II. Recently, strenuous exercise has been popping up as another common culprit, seen in people who engage in activities like Spinning, P90X, CrossFit, weightlifting and running.
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At the time, women's access to the workforce was regulated at the state level, and those "protective" laws operated to keep women out of the best-paying jobs -- mainly those deemed too strenuous or dangerous -- rather than facilitate their entry into them.
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New additions include Cardell Dance Theater with "Supper, people on the Move," a strenuous examination of migration; and 3rd Class Citizen, also known as a Jeremy Nelson and Luis Lara Malvacías, who present two works from a still-evolving series of duets.
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The story begins in earnest when Greta's eccentric parents, Conrad (Matthew Whittet) and Janet (Amber McMahon), over her strenuous objections, decide to bring her out of her shell by giving her a 15th birthday party to which they invite the entire school.
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On the other hand, compression garments do seem to significantly aid muscles' recovery once strenuous exercise is over, says Billy Sperlich, a professor of sport science at the University of Würzburg in Germany who was a co-author of the new review.
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Read more: Epstein's last days were spent emptying vending machines with his lawyers in a private meeting room, avoiding suicide watch, and paying other inmates' commissariesBut the strenuous overtime hours the guards were working appears not to have been unusual for the facility.
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Yet glinting throughout Diana's writings—especially "The Beginning of the Journey," a memoir of her marriage—are hints at the mutual bitterness that struggled for expression and was continually deferred and displaced by the couple's strenuous attempts to be proper and functional.
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The hiking on Salina is hot and strenuous, and all around is the cool blue of the sea in the distance — a taunting reminder that swimming in the Mediterranean is one of the few things in life even better in reality than fantasy.
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But after some runners died of heart attacks, including, famously, Jim Fixx, the author of "The Complete Book of Running," in 103, many scientists, physicians and athletes began to worry that long-term, strenuous exercise might actually be bad for the heart.
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But while Mr. Netanyahu has prepared the public for this moment for months, and made strenuous efforts to discredit those investigating him, he has not prepared Israel or his government for the possibility that he may be unable to continue to lead.
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The appearance of people closely tied to the National Front in the scandal might damage the popularity of a party that has risen in the polls thanks to its anti-immigrant stance and strenuous defense of what it describes as traditional French values.
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In a 2018 study he led, fit runners who voluntarily slashed their mileage after a marathon developed lower blood volume and other changes to their hearts and cardiovascular systems within about four weeks and began to struggle on the treadmill during strenuous running.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is moving ahead with its proposal to require drug companies to disclose the often sky-high prices of their products in television commercials, despite strenuous objections and the threat of legal challenges by drug makers and TV broadcasters.
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If the agency goes through with the purchase, it will do so over the strenuous objections of Hoboken's new mayor, Ravinder S. Bhalla, and his predecessor, Dawn Zimmer, who is a member of the transition team of Mr. Christie's successor, Philip D. Murphy.
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Parents may feel more confident promoting a positive view of stress if they recall times in their own lives when strenuous new demands — such as welcoming a baby, moving to an unfamiliar city or starting a new job — came to seem increasingly manageable.
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The hospital treating the Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny sent him back to prison without identifying the cause of the illness, despite the strenuous objection of his doctor, who said he had apparently been poisoned in the wake of anti-Kremlin protests.
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Ms. Klobuchar continued on Sunday to make a strenuous case to moderate voters that she was the best choice for those "tired of the extremes in our politics," and several times mentioned that she hoped to win support from independent and Republican voters.
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The commissioners of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey decided on Thursday how they would spend $32 billion over the next 10 years, but not before hearing the strenuous objections of lawmakers from the west side of the Hudson River.
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But after a physiologist revamped his once-leisurely training, adding some strenuous pedaling, Mr. Marchand decisively bettered his own records and, at the age of 103, set a new world mark for the most miles pedaled in an hour by a centenarian.
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For decades, most researchers, coaches, athletes and athletes' mothers have been convinced that a single long, hard distance race or other strenuous activity can leave the body so fatigued that it becomes unable to fight off cold viruses and other microbes that cause infections.
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It deftly filled spotty holes in my home that my previous router, the Asus RT-AC2200U, could never fill and The Wirecutter's own testing backed up my experience, with the device hitting 20 Mbps on Wirecutter's most strenuous test, and 150Mbps in general use.
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This includes "more frequent or longer breaks, time off to recover from childbirth, adjustment of seating, temporary transfer to a less strenuous or hazardous position, job restructuring, private non-bathroom space for breastfeeding, assistance with manual labor, and modified work schedules," according to the bill.
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It was a long and strenuous day for Arie, but he made a tough decision, and while it may seem like an end of an era, it is only the first in a series of increasingly difficult choices as he moves forward toward hometown dates.
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Keats's stunning image, in the "Ode on Melancholy," of a "strenuous tongue" bursting a whole grape by pressing it against a "palate fine" suggests the power of a poetics that exploits the relative novelty of such sensation, especially where we expect another sense to predominate.
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For all the strenuous special effects, it's the simple, domestic details that shine in this book: the hard snow that falls like "a table-salt glitter," the "consoling noises" of the teakettle, the way Perry brings a character to life in a few swift slashes.
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The New York State Nurses Association felt that nurses deserved to be on the list of mostly male-dominated professions, created for city employees in strenuous jobs who might not be able to work until the usual retirement age, which ranges from 55 to 62.
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The caravan's organizers said that the migrants were a hardened group and that the wait, however uncomfortable, was a minor challenge compared with the challenges they had already endured — in their homelands, where they faced violence and poverty, and during their strenuous trip north.
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I'll say this: Regimes or power structures have a persistence that is much more strenuous than we realize, and so much of the dynamic of revolutionary violence has to do with the unwillingness of the forces of the old order to vacate the stage.
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By using data on oxygen consumption and wing beats to get an idea of how much energy hummingbirds take in and how much work they put out, the scientists found that during strenuous hovering flight, bigger hummingbirds are more efficient energy users than smaller ones.
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The less strenuous task required the volunteers to press the spacebar on a keyboard with the pinky finger of their non-dominant hand 30 times in 7 seconds to win 50p, whereas the high-effort option involved pressing the spacebar 100 times in 21 seconds.
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Others started a supervised program of brisk walking or jogging for 45 minutes three times a week, or a thrice-weekly, high-intensity interval program consisting of four minutes of strenuous exercise followed by four minutes of rest, with the sequence repeated four times.
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This chamber of the heart receives oxygen-rich blood from the lungs and pumps it out to the rest of the body, using a rather strenuous twisting and unspooling motion, as if the ventricle were a sponge being wrung out before springing back into shape.
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The construction of Debbie's supposedly masterful heist is so sloppy that the one rule she sets for it — no men in her crew — is limply betrayed in the climax, when a male member of the franchise shimmies in to execute its most strenuous element.
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But don't overdo it -- strenuous exercise or overtraining, especially for those who are over the age of 65, not very fit to begin with or have a pre-existing medical condition, may temporarily suppress your immune system and therefore should be avoided during this pandemic.
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His last two Broadway-musical appearances, as a self-regarding film star in "On the Twentieth Century" in 2015 and in the physically strenuous title role of "Rocky" in 2014, were both nominated for Tony awards, but "Rocky" was a disappointment because the show flopped.
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Perhaps most obviously, this has been a decade of greatest HIITs, with multiple studies and subsequent columns reiterating that super-short, strenuous workouts — known as high-intensity interval training — improve fitness and health to about the same extent as much longer, more moderate exercise.
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Slipping into a bathtub filled with frigid water after a hard workout has long been routine for many athletes, who have believed that the chilly temperatures will reduce inflammation in their tired muscles and help their bodies to physiologically recover more quickly from strenuous exercise.
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This, of course, has happened despite Mr. Trump's strenuous efforts to conceal his returns, reneging on a campaign promise to release them at some point, and defying a decades-long tradition in which presidential candidates have made public, at minimum, their recent tax returns.
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Franken has been mostly successful at this, and has been strenuous in his attempts to leave his comic past behind, though he was once busted for making dismissive faces and hand gestures behind Mitch McConnell as the Republican leader gave a floor speech in 2010.
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LONDON — Much of the world's attention at the Group of 20 economic summit on Friday and Saturday will be on President Trump's first meeting with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir V. Putin, with strenuous efforts to decipher the nature of the long-distance bromance between them.
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Farm work in these equatorial regions, particularly among sugar cane farmers, is considered to be the most strenuous work in the world, with the average sugarcane worker drinking 7 liters of water and losing 5½ pounds (2½ kilograms) of weight per day-long shift, according to Pearce.
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In a 2-1 ruling, a panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a ruling by a federal judge in Iowa that had thrown out Jerry Faidley's bias claim, saying his fitness for a less strenuous job should have been decided by a jury.
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That means using a humidifier when air is dry, wearing protective clothing in the cold, and avoiding situations that expose skin to excess moisture, such as taking hot showers, steam baths, saunas, soaks in hot tubs, or engaging in strenuous exercise that leaves you drenched in sweat.
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Superficially the senator from Texas is a classic overachiever, whose ability to surmount Himalayan obstacles—such as winning that office in his first-ever political race—bespeaks and fuels an adamantine self-confidence; the sort whose warp-speed ascent is powered by strenuous calculation and fearsome intelligence.
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Rather, the fight to decriminalize and legitimize sex work as labor—strenuous, demanding, and undercompensated, to be exact—requires that we recognize it, as a central part of many women's experiences, is so many other things, too; a context in which women are surviving—and living.
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And if we want kids to appreciate the beauty of their surroundings, the comfort of a meandering conversation, or even the rush of endorphins that can come with a strenuous walk, we need to emphasize the benefits of the activity, rather than the quantification of the actions.
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In their final act of the day, FIFA's members approved membership for Kosovo (over the strenuous and long-winded objections of Serbia) and Gibraltar; the latter had effectively forced FIFA's hand by winning an appeal for membership at the Court of Arbitration for Sport this month.
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So for the two new studies, one of which was published in the Journal of Physiology and the other in Menopause (using the same data to examine different aspects of exercise and hot flashes), the researchers decided to look at the effects of slightly more strenuous workouts.
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A strenuous four-hour hike starting amid the old buildings and chic boutiques on the cobbled main road of Santa Marina Salina climbs up through the forest to the top of Monte Fossa delle Felci, the islands' highest point, which was surprisingly cool in the summer heat.
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Mr. Ambrosino, Trinity's organ consultant, explained that the instrument, though beloved by many for its bright, crisp sound, could be strenuous to play, partly because — in keeping with its North German Baroque design — it was a tracker instrument, and one of the Schlicker company's first such ventures.
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Christmas can be a strenuous time of year for a number of people for a number of reasons, including those who may have lost someone during the year, people who live with depression and other mental health issues, and people who may struggle with alcohol addiction.
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