It's really really hard to start exercising if you're not exercising.
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To appear uniquely stylish while exercising (or potentially exercising later) is another achievement.
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Phys Ed For lifelong heart health, start exercising early in life and keep exercising often.
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In defense, Obama responded that he was not exercising legislative power — he was exercising executive power.
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"He's exercising his freedom to speak, and I'm exercising my freedom not to react," Lockhart replied dryly.
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But you have to be exercising for over an hour, and most of us aren't exercising like that.
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If you are sedentary and at risk for heart disease, make sure to check with your doctor before exercising in the cold, and be sure to start exercising regularly indoors before exercising outside during the winter.
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Exercising at certain intensities are known to elicit adaptive responses from the body, for example, exercising at or below the lactate threshold.
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They may be exercising, or even over-exercising, and not making proper nutritional selections that are a must for optimum hair and scalp health.
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Still, exercising whenever suits you — whether before or after breakfast, or any other time of the day for that matter — is better than not exercising.
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So treat exercising like an experiment and you can potentially use the results to fuel you, since your brain might be predicting that exercising will suck.
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Bender acknowledged that exercising more and drinking less are not surefire ways to prevent cancer, just like exercising less and drinking more won't condemn you to a diagnosis.
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"It's really intense because you're exercising without enough oxygen, and then you're exercising with a ton of oxygen," he says, adding he feels the workout gives him more energy.
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Read these stories next: Yes, Serena Williams Is Still Exercising During Pregnancy A Fitness Model Got Real About Exercising While Pregnant How 11 Women Changed Their Workout Routines While Pregnant
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Now, don't get me wrong: Exercising as a form of preventative health care is very real, as exercising regularly has been proven to decrease the likelihood of several chronic diseases.
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In another experiment, three groups of subjects were shown one of three things: an avatar of themselves exercising; an avatar of a different person exercising; or an avatar of themselves loitering.
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But it still "blew their minds" to hear that people with disabilities wouldn't necessarily be coming to them with the goal of exercising like (or exercising to become like) able-bodied people.
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"When he's exercising his power as President ... exercising the power of a president -- and he's firing somebody, then it becomes very, very questionable whether it can be an obstruction of justice," Giuliani said.
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He chalks it up to exercising control in his life.
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Cooking at home and exercising have definitely changed my body.
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Exercising less than 215hours prior bedtime can keep you awake.
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For example, are there institutional disadvantages to exercising this right?
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Garfield wasn't exercising the "powers and duties" of his office.
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The government has already started exercising control over online content.
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For others, it meant eating right, exercising, and shedding pounds.
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So how did we manage to trick him into exercising?
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Not exercising two hours before work certainly kills my appetite!
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He said he was just exercising his First Amendment rights.
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Even bullish investors, like Eaton Vance's Dyer, are exercising caution.
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She is now focused on healthful eating and exercising habits.
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Whether it's sufficiently exercising that power is another question altogether.
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Kevin Hart is exercising his way though the 2019 Oscars.
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It's time we started exercising that choice more often. 2.
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Jessica Simpson is slowly but surely getting back into exercising.
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It's just eating right and exercising more, doctors reported Wednesday.
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She also copped to looking for excuses to skip exercising.
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Exercising the right to vote is imperative to our democracy.
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Don't forget to hydrate; that's very important when you're exercising.
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She said that she wasn't exercising or sleeping very well.
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These four arm workouts are perfect for exercising while traveling.
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I started seeing a therapist, exercising regularly, and getting acupuncture.
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This is about expanding their reach and exercising passive power.
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Someone like that isn't exercising her privileges; she's abusing them.
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Forbearance is the act of not exercising a legal right.
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The trick is exercising this brain reflex to new stimuli.
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Instead, Dr. Bobby suggests alternate outlets like exercising or writing.
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Imagine achieving your dream without exercising the full nuclear option.
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"I think it's great," Asghari said of exercising with Spears.
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The everywoman's guide to exercising in just a sports bra.
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Jackson agreed, saying the players were simply exercising their rights.
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"At this point, people should certainly keep exercising," Gordon says.
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Commit to exercising for 30 minutes, four times per week.
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"Stretching is the new exercising," I told strangers at parties.
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Having the right and exercising it wisely are separate things.
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Journaling, exercising, and meditating can also have a real impact.
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Exercising: If you want to get in shape, it's hard.
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Dozens of Australian border guards were exercising in a field.
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But don't use them while exercising on a busy road.
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I enjoy exercising and I love to cook healthy meals.
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They spent more time with their families, exercising, and cooking.
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I was exercising on an arc trainer at the gym.
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This will not deter good people from exercising their rights.
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For most cancers, people who reported exercising moderately, even if the time that they spent exercising was slight, had significantly less risk of developing 13 different types of cancer than people who were sedentary.
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For lifelong heart health, start exercising early in life and keep exercising often — ideally, at least four times a week, according to a remarkable series of recent studies involving hundreds of people and their hearts.
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I cannot stand exercising, but you can always carve 30 minutes.
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And if you're exercising, then it's even more difficult to breathe.
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I don't feel like exercising, but I'm happy I do it.
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This year, everyone's feeling great, because we spent the week exercising!
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I've started exercising and eating well and lost about 20 pounds.
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That's why exercising and dressing nice is so important to me.
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I do it to inspire feeding and exercising your body right.
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However, the plain truth is that most people aren't exercising enough.
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"They are exercising their power from behind the scenes," he continued.
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He is merely exercising his rights as a rent-regulated tenant.
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They are outsiders lending support, rather than stake-holders exercising ownership.
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I started exercising, and I lost 70 pounds in six months.
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But don't let bad weather discourage you from exercising your right!
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"He's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement," Obama said.
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Sigler says the degenerative disease prevents her from exercising too much.
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Kaleb's father died of a heart attack in 2016 while exercising.
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I started exercising more and once I hit below 300 lbs.
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Normalizing exercising for every body type should be an industry standard.
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But even the researchers themselves are exercising caution at the findings.
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"Eating healthy, exercising at least 30 minutes a day," he said.
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These include avoiding smoking, eating healthy, limiting alcohol use and exercising.
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While exercising on VirZOOM's bikes, there are two scenarios happening simultaneously.
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" Brooks emphasized students were exercising "their First Amendment right to boo.
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AMPLE evidence shows that exercising regularly reduces the risk of cancer.
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Focusing on eating healthy and exercising is definitely a good distraction.
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Pretty much all photos of Obama exercising are of him hooping.
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Genting has demonstrated its support to GOHL by exercising management control.
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He's writing and exercising a lot, but it's taking its toll.
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This requires starving herself, eating laxatives, and exercising twice a day.
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Daily Burn: I'm Exercising More — So Why Am I Gaining Weight?
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A box of 33 prostate massagers and 48 Kegel exercising aids.
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I will be exercising my First Amendment rights with no filters.
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Must we allow others to stifle our rights by exercising theirs?
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So how do you know if you're overdoing it while exercising?
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"Eating healthy and exercising is a little bit harder to sell."
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This U.S. administration can be equally adept at exercising cross-deterrence.
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On the friendship front, exercising situational ethics isn't ethics at all.
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Can you prevent breast cancer by exercising when you are young?
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It's simple science: exercising creates endorphins and endorphins make us happy.
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For any authoritarian government, defining reality is crucial to exercising power.
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She felt sluggish, and was eager to get back to exercising.
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"Women won't be 'punished' for exercising their basic rights," Clinton tweeted.
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Dress smart Don't over- or underdress if you are exercising outdoors.
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Unfortunately, stress prevents us from building and exercising our interpersonal skills.
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But democracy isn't about making a statement, it's about exercising responsibility.
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Centrist Democrats, however, defended the activists for exercising their constitutional rights.
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I've written here about my commitment to leisurely and badly exercising.
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In my head, that sounded like, I should be exercising more.
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Next time, how about exercising a very healthy dose of caution?
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The DOD can opt out before exercising any of the options.
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"Losing weight" and "exercising more" are among the most popular goals.
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Exercising the clause would allow a new contract to be negotiated.
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This is counterintuitive, because most people start exercising to lose weight.
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Do I have to start exercising some maturity and self-control?
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How to Start Working Out You know you should start exercising.
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"It all depends on judges' exercising careful, reasoned judgment," Stevens wrote.
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I'm not freaking out about social media and I'm exercising more.
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But exercising remains something I have to leave the house for.
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I read them while I'm exercising, running errands and folding laundry.
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Focusing on law abiding citizens exercising their constitutional rights solves nothing.
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If you're exercising a lot, stressed, or sick, you'll need more.
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It was painting, exercising, jogging with my dog, making healthy food.
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She began to jump from diet to diet while frantically exercising.
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He was exercising, taking up martial arts and weight lifting again.
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When you're exercising, you have a physiological response that combats anxiety.
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The scientists wanted their exercising animals to strain more than that.
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I found myself exercising a completely new set of reportorial skills.
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But these firms do not offer individual financing for exercising options.
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The top themes: meditation/prayer, exercising, breakfast, and, of course, coffee.
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It means exercising leadership to create a government that actually works.
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The men were not exercising to create body heat and sweat.
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Women don't talk about exercising, and they don't talk about dieting.
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Exercising, even in cold weather, isn't going to cut it alone.
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The recall effort instructs judges to be careful in exercising discretion.
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Yes, we're telling you to reward yourself for exercising self restraint.
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According to the study authors, while the change from not exercising to exercising is a big one, after that, our bodies tend to adapt to increases in activity to keep our energy levels roughly in-check.
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While experts aren't sure why this may be, exercising during and after your pregnancy is beneficial to your health in general, so you might as well try it (as long as you're following safe exercising guidelines).
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If only there was a way to kindly trick him into exercising.
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For now, Collins and Romney are exercising a third option: Staying mum.
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It's just Disney exercising the first rule of business: Know your value.
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And I've stopped smoking and started exercising, which I've never done before.
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She's quit smoking and is working on eating right and exercising more.
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Are you a fan of wearing workout clothing when you're not exercising?
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But he kept up the same eating habits despite not exercising regularly.
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In this portrait, she's exercising her finely hued brown and gray wings.
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Exercising more and making healthier meals are great first steps, Handel said.
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Were delegates disenfranchised from exercising their right to vote at the convention?
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Exercising your right to be quiet is rarely something that can hurt.
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Grassley is already exercising this kind of discretion in the Stras case.
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Exercising on a moving vehicle brings a unique set of safety concerns.
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I know I'll feel better about myself if I start exercising again.
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She would be exercising her right not to be a gestational parent.
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The same treatment would apply to employees exercising stock options that qualify.
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Willpower can help suppress the doer's urges, but exercising restraint is costly.
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And that means exercising our most sacred right as Americans: the vote.
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I began exercising regularly two years ago in the month of November.
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One of the most effective ways to do that is through exercising.
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He also explained that smoking marijuana before exercising helps him stay focused.
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Instead, Ana explains she was exercising her constitutional right to free speech.
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But GBS symptoms often pop up, for example after exercising too much.
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She's not starving herself or exercising to the point of passing out.
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Gone are the days when he committed to exercising or learning Mandarin.
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Trump prefers to skip breakfast, and he doesn't make exercising a priority.
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There are plenty of possible explanations for why exercising might inspire drinking.
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"Exercising the right to vote is imperative to our democracy," she added.
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They've said it's a free country and Kaepernick is exercising his rights.
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On the regulatory side, Boston officials aren't the only ones exercising caution.
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My excessive exercising and measuring were met not with concern but approval.
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It's swift, it's smooth and it's much easier to use when exercising.
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Because it is his right, and he was simply exercising his right.
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When he was not on crutches, he was exercising in the pool.
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But it's eating right, exercising and not smoking or drinking too much.
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It's as simple as getting good sleep, exercising regularly, and eating well.
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It can be tough to stay motivated the entire time you're exercising.
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After six months, people getting cash to exercise were exercising the most.
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However, the recent trend is that exercising is supposed to be...stylish?
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Whatever, I'm exercising my right to be a lazy shit this week.
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People spend time watching TV or exercising; I make time to orgasm.
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People can't wait to talk about fat girls exercising, dating, eating, laughing.
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Try exercising on the job • How to pick a health insurance plan
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Some die, especially if we have not been exercising our muscles much.
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The hours I spent exercising had given me confidence, but not contentment.
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I joined the crew team so that exercising would be social, too.
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Even though I had completely stopped exercising, I had lost 12 pounds.
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"I wasn't eating properly and I was obsessively exercising," she tells me.
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But being a person is only partly about having and exercising choices.
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It's absurd to feel grateful to men just for exercising basic decency.
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"I think exercising in darkness is such a weird fad," Green said.
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I had become adept at exercising my will to negate my will.
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Two, that they were exercising authority to regulate which testing was approved.
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He spent his days with family, at the gym, doing housework, exercising.
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Beaches are now closed except to those exercising or fishing, Northam said.
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Brands may be exercising caution based on the backlash that Keurig experienced.
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But he finally conquered that fear and is back to exercising regularly.
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It's past time that the United States started exercising its power responsibly.
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He tried exercising during his yard time, knowing it soothed his symptoms.
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How did the cartels seize the control we see them exercising today?
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Exercising courage isn't taking random action in response to a momentary crisis.
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While you're typing or exercising, the display is dim but still readable.
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Common goals, like exercising daily or waking up earlier, aren't inherently enjoyable.
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She holds him upright, an hour a day … exercising him, stretching him.
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Any other no-brainers, besides exercising, getting enough sleep and eating well?
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The top themes: meditation and prayer; exercising; breakfast; and, of course, coffee.
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The St. Regis Mohawk Tribe represents a perfect example in exercising sovereignty.
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The St. Regis Mohawks felt firsthand the backlash of exercising their sovereignty.
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But the prospect of cascading health problems motivates Parker to keep exercising.
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Both have denied wrongdoing, although Park has apologized for exercising poor judgment.
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On one hand, Stein IS exercising her right to challenge election results.
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There's no question that exercising and a good night's sleep are related.
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We're also prepositioning supplies and equipment, and exercising with our Allies and partners.
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It's a great gift, to be sure, but you don't even like exercising.
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"I found exercising has been more helpful in relieving the symptoms," says Wright.
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Despite her initial resistance, she stopped exercising and changed her attitude towards food.
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Or the month I'll have to spend sleeping on my back, not exercising.
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Authorities are exercising caution and not rushing to judgment, Normand said on Friday.
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REV. JESSE JACKSON: Well, he is exercising his First Amendment right to protest.
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The most positive impact on my life is exercising and dancing it out.
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And no, this doesn't mean watching a scary movie is equivalent to exercising.
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Carbohydrates and I became friends again, and I began exercising in the gym.
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The police refused, saying the women were merely exercising their freedom of speech.
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Raby says to focus on eating healthy, exercising, managing stress, and quitting tobacco.
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I also bring my ring box to store my engagement ring while exercising.
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He also accuses them of retaliating against him for exercising his constitutional rights.
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And exercising, independently of its effect on body weight, is also anti-inflammatory.
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Rather than exercising to look good, the comedian now focuses on feeling stronger.
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For them, exercising true autonomy when struggling with terminal illness is virtually impossible.
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The other answer is that we're eating too much and exercising too little.
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He also recommended exercising caution when defensive food and drug names also rally.
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Healthy adult mice with this specific protein in tact perform better when exercising.
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It's exercising, playing football with your peers and then you go from there.
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Barrett tried to multi-task exercising and working by using a treadmill desk.
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Cue Elle Woods "exercising releases endorphins, endorphins make you happy" quote... 1 p.m.
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KS: And of course there's lazy people who actually think they're actually exercising.
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" Richmond concludes, "We should not penalize somebody for exercising their 1st amendment right.
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Our sources say Paris is eating better, exercising and working on psychological issues.
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Exercising fiscal discipline means throttling back spending, which translates into lower production growth.
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Upton said that with Bruno's help, she's completely changed her mindset about exercising.
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She did so by eating healthy, exercising and discovering some A+ motivation techniques.
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I was still trying to wrap my mind around what exercising really meant.
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Any disruption from your normal non-exercising routine is going to stimulate growth.
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The second section, titled "Daily Practice," outlines methods of exercising your outgoing muscles.
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The president, Barack Obama, suggested the quarterback was merely "exercising his constitutional right".
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Erdogan dismissed the accusations, saying his party was only exercising its legal rights.
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Exercise is beneficial even for women who don't start exercising until after menopause.
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In 2015, Reid suffered broken ribs and facial bones after an exercising accident.
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She cited exercising regularly as the key to her defined cheekbones and glow.
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There are only people voicing their choice, exercising their right to be represented.
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Her future plans, she said, involved sleeping and exercising and traveling for fun.
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Christian Bale stopped eating and exercising to drop 63 pounds for "The Machinist."
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People who haven't started exercising by 40 can still get moving, Chapman added.
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Occasionally, they might upload clips of themselves cooking or exercising in the buff.
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It could motivate us into reading more, exercising more and developing healthy habits.
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Click through to Shape for more tips of staying healthy and exercising safely.
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He was taking walks, meditating, exercising, reading, and generally living the good life.
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Just this week, they started exercising one of the safe third country options.
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Exercising the right to not work if you are afraid of getting ill.
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I was exercising before, but it wasn't at the forefront of my mind.
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Health researchers say these programs get people exercising more than they otherwise would.
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"I spent the last decade exercising the glory of internet shopping," he said.
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All she was doing, she said, was exercising a constitutional right to equality.
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Release built up anger through hands-on activities, like creating art or exercising.
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I obsessively watch the news when I'm exercising, usually "This Week" and MSNBC.
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Rather, they were exercising the exact freedoms my father gave his life for.
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Plus, exercising with others can make it more fun and keep you accountable.
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Yet Vladimir Putin has put up a very good show of exercising power.
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But they're doing it in a nonviolent fashion and they're exercising their right.
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Eating blueberries, doing crossword puzzles, exercising, having an active social life, staying trim?
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Phys Ed There are many ways to cope with exercising in hot weather.
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Wrist-worn fitness trackers tend to do a fine job when exercising outdoors.
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So, it cannot show whether exercising now necessarily thwarts obesity in the future.
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The mom of three also forces herself to start exercising in the morning.
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In 210, Ms. Alexander's husband, Ficre Ghebreyesus, died at 50, also while exercising.
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Also, don't let dietary restrictions prevent a pet from exercising its sweet tooth.
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He dedicated his days to exercising, tutoring, taking classes, and reading the Bible.
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But they never stopped exercising altogether, except during periods of illness or injury.
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There have been hints, though, that exercising one limb can affect the other.
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The Vatican said it was exercising standard diplomatic practice as a sovereign state.
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He is also exercising and taking metformin and a couple of other medications.
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Make sure to keep an eye out for the exercising versus exorcising section.
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"I was studying constantly, and when I wasn't, I was exercising," he recalled.
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"We are not apologizing for Daryl exercising his freedom of expression," Silver said.
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That's silly, because the truth is, people in show business are always exercising.
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But it has raised questions about whether Mr. Trump is exercising sufficient oversight.
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It's just not a realistic setting, exercising six to eight hours a day.
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Here we are exercising our rights to free speech in creating a film.
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Administration lawyers contended that the president was merely exercising his national security powers.
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Exercising at your maximal heart rate is not necessary to achieve these benefits.
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"I didn't feel like I could stop exercising," she writes in her book.
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Administration lawyers argued that the president was merely exercising his national security powers.
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Today many are peacefully exercising their #1A right to march for gun ban.
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Efforts at self-medication—smoking, exercising, eating healthily—brought only fleeting, partial relief.
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And, well, politically, presidents have very little to lose by exercising the option.
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Would you enter people exercising their right to free speech into a criminal database?
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By eating right, exercising regularly and beginning to shed some of the 100 lbs.
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For some women, doing what is best for their baby and themselves is exercising.
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A Mayo Clinic survey reveals that men and women have different motivations for exercising.
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But on a state-to-state level, there were dramatic differences in who's exercising.
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In truth, it's exactly what it sounds like: exercising, but not like a maniac.
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The president can obstruct justice by simply, simply exercising his authority under article 2.
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No one's life should be placed in danger for exercising their first amendment rights.
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There are marginalized communities who have encountered obstacles when exercising their right to vote.
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"I'm going to need to start exercising to burn those calories haha," she joked.
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What's worse, buns are often too heavy to stay in place while you're exercising.
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Skullcandy doesn't recommend exercising with the Push, as they're not sweat or water-resistant.
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Mr Morales soon showed Neto-like ineptitude in exercising the powers of his office.
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Such places are meant to heal your body, he says (inmates are pictured exercising).
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It's these pressurized, programmable bands that capture blood in your muscles while you're exercising.
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You can spend every single weekend exercising, but your body will eventually break down.
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New-economy behemoths are exercising a market dominance not seen since America's robber barons.
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Ideally, Congress would constrain a president bent on exercising his powers to protect himself.
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SoftBank said it was exercising a greenshoe option to sell more shares in Alibaba.
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Shedding pounds The surgery and the exercising have caused the pounds to fly off.
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People are not exercising regularly, maintaining healthy weight or enjoying plentiful fruits and veggies.
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Congress has tools for exercising that authority, even when an executive branch agency resists.
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Any benefits of exercising in ketosis are likely offset by the drawbacks, covered here.
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Pizza or no pizza, we hope you're all exercising your right to vote today.
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I'm not exercising, and I'm not hungry, so I'm not living a healthy life.
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It's a big device to put on your head, to be exercising in. Exactly.
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But giant asset managers like BlackRock and State Street are exercising their voting clout.
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Andrew Falkous: Yeah, I'm OK. You just caught me in the middle of exercising.
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Without realizing it, you're exercising your white privilege, undervaluing power within communities of color.
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He recommends immediately exercising after waking up, instead of doing anything that requires thinking.
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When it comes to exercising good judgment, the president failed his own test miserably.
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More recently, Philando Castile was killed for exercising his legal right to carry guns.
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This suggests that overweight people should focus more on exercising than on calorie restriction.
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Exercising its core tactic, Hezbollah uses civilian buildings as entry points for these tunnels.
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This administration has deemed athletes un-American for peacefully exercising their most fundamental freedoms.
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Congress responded by enacting RFRA in 28503, restoring "strict scrutiny" protection to exercising faith.
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It's not trivia to me, so much as it's exercising a different solving muscle.
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The US State Department advises exercising increased caution in Sri Lanka due to terrorism.
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And that is the dilemma the Resistance faces in exercising any meaningful political power.
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"I was exercising a level of privilege others don't have access to," he said.
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How is only five percent exercising school choice an assault on traditional public schools?
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Ideal for exercising, being social, working on creative projects or exploring the great outdoors.
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Exercising so much so soon after having a baby has been hard on me.
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SWEAT AND HAVE FUN During the week, exercising is about disciplined classes or aerobics.
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Fun Fact: People spend more time watching Netflix than reading, socializing, and exercising — combined.
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Make sure the right person is in office by exercising your right to vote.
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So when the numbers started coming back after the exercising, I couldn't deny it.
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That means exercising regularly, keeping a consistent bedtime, and going easy on the caffeine.
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And we tell patients to do so by monitoring their diet and exercising regularly.
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They know eating crappy foods and not exercising severely limits their odds of success.
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I've noticed that I don't get massages as much after I started exercising properly.
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I'm that person who can find every way of talking myself out of exercising.
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It fields complaints and arbitrates disputes, exercising authority over those it deems bad actors.
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Backward exercising is a thing, with throngs of people squatting and sprinting in reverse.
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Doris saw herself as incapable of exercising kindness in the manner of her mother.
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Zak recommends exercising with friends as a way to boost levels of this hormone.
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Mr. Votto has been one of the kings of that approach, exercising remarkable discipline.
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This study also looked only at people who had been exercising for some time.
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Airports in Houston, Washington and Atlanta, above, were "exercising contingency plans," a spokesman said.
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Leaders of the Pashtun movement say they are exercising their right to protest peacefully.
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However, Baldwin and Skirboll both recommend exercising caution when searching for secret shopping platforms.
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Warren's departure from the race closed one door to exercising power while opening another.
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Even exercising too much, too soon can take its toll if you're not careful.
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Mr. Bartlett sued, saying he had been arrested for exercising his First Amendment rights.
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They mustn't be forced to choose between their health and exercising their constitutional rights.
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Exercising our constitutional duty is the key to alleviating the catastrophe that's engulfing Yemen.
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Now it is their descendants who are exercising their franchise to save our democracy.
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But that shouldn't stop people from exercising caution while driving given the rainy conditions.
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The students were exercising their First Amendment rights just as Bennett was, police said.
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Continue healthy habits like exercising, drinking lots of water, and getting plenty of sleep.
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Healthy habits, including eating well and exercising, can keep age-related deterioration at bay.
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Administration lawyers have argued that the president was merely exercising his national security powers.
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Exercising in the morning gives me more energy and helps me think more clearly.
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This photo shows him exercising in September 1943, about 10 months after the fire.
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"When I'm exercising, I'm not thinking about anything else," Nanjiani told Men's Health Australia.
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Fifty years ago, the "people" began exercising their inherent power in a remarkable way.
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The obvious forms of self-care are exercising, eating well and getting enough sleep.
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Poor air quality can affect people working out – and anyone working or exercising outside.
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Poor air quality can undermine a person's efforts to increase fitness by exercising outdoors.
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"The audience learns the importance of exercising bravery in seemingly impossible circumstances," Martinez says.
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It has been 20 years since it last stood alone in exercising that right.
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It's the morning after Billi has arrived in China, and Nai Nai is exercising.
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Lame-duck presidents have also gotten into hot water for exercising their pardon powers.
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He soon joined a gym and started exercising up to four times a week.
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I think we should throw away our cars and start walking and exercising more.
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Whether these effects are advisable in people exercising for hours has been uncertain, however.
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"The U.S. is now exercising its power," said Ms. Haugland, the DNB Markets economist.
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Smartness, to a large extent, comes from reading, thinking, discussing, arguing, exercising the brain.
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Make sure you&aposre eating right, exercising, and taking time for your own recreation.
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Government spending fights, like most bipartisan negotiations, are about political parties exercising their leverage.
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What's more, we have come to see party officials exercising influence as fundamentally illegitimate.
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She's the main character of three books by Pugh: Healthy Holly: Exercising is Fun!
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"They see more risk in exercising their war powers than delegating them," Friedman explained.
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They also have not looked at whether walking a dog might displace other kinds of physical activity, which would mean that dog owners were not exercising more, in total, than other people; only that they were exercising more often with a dog.
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Finally exercising some common sense, Ally runs back to her house to call the police.
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This occurs when you have a fever, are in a hot environment, and when exercising.
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There was nothing specific she could advise, beyond exercising and controlling my intake of carbohydrates.
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Donald Trump and his party think I should be punished for exercising my constitutional rights.
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The Mask of Zorro actor was hospitalized in England after experiencing chest pains while exercising.
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But check it out ... she's actually all for the students exercising their First Amendment right.
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"If the President is exercising his First Amendment rights, that's not my issue," Rosenstein said.
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Sharon has absolutely no right to judge Kim, or anyone, for exercising their sexual autonomy.
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" And Justice Elena Kagan pressed for a line between exercising influence and simply "providing access.
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Third, an aversion to platform operators either exercising editorial control or trying to remain impartial.
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It doesn't mean people aren't making that kind of money anymore; they're just exercising discretion.
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"All parties to the conflict are exercising it, and it must stop," Mr. Hillo said.
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That's called peaceful protest, that's called you're exercising your right to vote for better choices.
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He never got super skinny but he was completely obsessed with exercising and his diet.
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And then there's the heavy upfront costs and risks of actually exercising your stock options.
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"There is no penalty for exercising your free speech rights on our campus," Blaton said.
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I cut my daily calories to just 800 and was exercising until I passed out.
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The model, 46, was spotted exercising on the sand in Miami Beach, Florida, on Friday.
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"What we're seeing is the Central Government exercising overall jurisdiction over Hong Kong," Chan said.
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The third slide is a timelapse video of Dewan exercising with Everly on her back.
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In fact, some research has even shown that exercising while at work increases overall productivity.
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So, when exercising, it's important to wear workout leggings made of moisture-wicking, breathable fiber.
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Surely there's another way to call out menstruphobia without exercising cis privilege or alienating anyone.
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Turns out, he liked exercising so much, that hanging with the ladies became an afterthought.
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They unwind by exercising and watching movies, although certain sci-fi flicks are frowned upon.
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These headphones and earbuds are perfect for exercising, because they're snug, durable, and tangle-free.
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It says Jussie and Abel Osundairo had been friends since 2017 -- socializing and exercising together.
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Fitness bands whose biggest health benefit is in exercising your wrist with their ridiculous weight.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized the Obama administration for exercising too much transparency while fighting terrorism.
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That is Overwatch as a lifestyle choice, like exercising or learning to play the banjo.
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If you see someone with a chronic illness exercising, don't assume they're all better. 29.
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The latter will record your heart rate continuously throughout the day and while you're exercising.
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With the government exercising emergency powers, there is virtually nothing to check Mr Erdogan's crackdown.
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Is exercising this more explicit control over her husband a sort of therapy for her?
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In a recent interview with Coveteur, Hadid opened up about what exercising means to her.
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People travel together for safety, legitimately exercising their rights to freedom of association and assembly.
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I went for long weekend runs (constituting some of the 232.75 hours I spent exercising).
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Rats like to run, and the animals willingly hopped on the wheels, exercising every day.
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Exercising freedom of expression on House flr before draconian GOP rules change goes into effect.
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Exercising that right by strengthening our disclosure laws would help detect and deter foreign interference.
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Research shows that exercising could actually help you when it comes to striking it rich.
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For example, at times peaceful protesters have been jailed for exercising their First Amendment rights.
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For exercising such independence, she is now denounced as lacking "integrity and commitment" to justice.
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Even basic things like eating right, drinking water, exercising, and getting proper rest are helpful.
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So we made it a point to stay extremely healthy by exercising and eating well.
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Cafes and restaurants are full, and people even continue exercising in the city's many parks.
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Yes, the President being critical of private citizens exercising their First Amendment rights is news.
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Consumers continue to favor athleisure garments that can be worn for both exercising and lounging.
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"Exercising together will lead to operating together," he said, before meetings with his Indian counterpart.
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The legislative achievements of 22019 were not a result of one party exercising power unilaterally.
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Now that she's turned 18, Paris Jackson is exercising her right to get a tattoo.
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If just dieting and exercising worked, I wouldn't be on the cusp of 300 pounds.
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People are spending more time watching Netflix than reading, socializing with friends, and exercising — combined.
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"Now you just have to keep exercising when you go back to school," she said.
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And there's the energy burned off during physical activity — like walking around, fidgeting, or exercising.
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I've also always been confused about what, exactly, I'm supposed to be exercising down there.
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People are eating more meat, drinking more sugary drinks, and, thanks to urbanization, exercising less.
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These two rights are inextricably linked, and much of exercising them begins with open conversation.
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There are no pads or wires, but the compression helps keep you secure while exercising.
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Cemig is not considering exercising a right to buy those partners out, the filing said.
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It's not clear that our political culture is producing individuals capable of exercising freedom wisely.
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"We applaud the many courageous young Americans exercising their First Amendment rights today," it read.
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Health behaviors are the driver here, and health behaviors — like smoking, eating healthy, exercising, etc.
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He spends joyful hours exercising their Doberman pinscher, Elizabeth Bennett, in Central Park and blogging.
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Christiansen had pleaded innocent, saying he was exercising freedom of religion guaranteed in Russia's constitution.
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Is sitting unhealthy for us primarily because we are not exercising when we are sitting?
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They're also more likely to practice preventive health measures such as eating well and exercising.
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When people first begin exercising, he points out, their muscles strain and burn through energy.
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They also repeated the tests of thinking twice each day, immediately after standing or exercising.
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The agency is recommending that the public stay indoors when possible and avoid exercising outside.
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Below are descriptions of the leverage each side has and the risks of exercising it.
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It's not like being dogmatic and you need some balance, but it's exercising that judgement.
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"I'm not going to talk about a guy exercising his First Amendment rights," he said.
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One of the Stamina Outdoor Fitness Strider's best features is the option of exercising outdoors.
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Regardless of the smears and lies, they prevailed by lawfully and peacefully exercising their rights.
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I fell out of my cooking rituals, stopped exercising, and went out to eat constantly.
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They can make exercising — in and out of the gym — a much more organized endeavor.
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Never in American history has Congress exercising its impeachment powers been more important than now.
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The Democrats have been exercising the first option almost continuously ever since Trump took office.
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People who are obese often have a harder time exercising precisely because of their weight.
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Chief Legal Officer Eric Grossman earned 475,206 by exercising options and selling stock on Friday.
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Trump is getting comfortable exercising his pardon power, ideal for a man with autocratic tendencies.
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He was simply exercising, explicitly, the prerogative of many men and women just like him.
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Exercising my own creative voice made me want to help others learn to exercise theirs.
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Exercising more, losing weight, and getting fit fall under the most popular New Year's resolutions.
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Exercising your voice is not forbidden, but it does take courage on a liberal campus.
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"If you lose your job or have job insecurity, make sure you're exercising," he said.
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There's no talking, no eating, no exercising, no making eye contact, no playing with animals.
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There was a drowsy atmosphere, with pensioners suspended in the pool, exercising in slow motion.
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Some clerics frown on women exercising and most girls' schools do not offer physical education.
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After all, exercising without proper recovery risks counteracting the positive benefits of physical activity completely.
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The "Mad Money" host also recommends exercising caution when defensive food and drug names rally.
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Consumers are growing increasingly interested in eating healthy, exercising, and spending on experiences over things.
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Now I'm here, exercising the rights that I fought for, and I get the gas.
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Why is this relevant to the question of exercising while you&aposre injured or sick?
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Smith is deputy director, exercising the authority of the director of the National Park Service.
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He says he is only exercising his "right of reply," which he is entitled to.
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Two, how do we prevent an administration from exercising inappropriate influence over the antitrust division?
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A recent Vice article entitled "The Friend Zone Isn't a Thing and Women Don't Owe You Shit" declared the concept a way to shame women for "exercising their right to say no just as 'slut' shames women for exercising their right to say yes".
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DESANTIS: But you know this Judge if you have a speaker of the house exercising leadership.
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But the actress and producer doesn't immediately begin checking email, exercising or even reading the news.
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Exercising, and exorcising, out your demons isn't just spiritually satisfying, then; its positive effects are physiological.
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But they do have to worry about politicians stepping in and exercising control over that product.
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Among the studies that monitored people while they were actually exercising, those results were even lower.
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But I'm the first to admit that exercising when days turn cold and dark can suck.
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That included how much time they spent exercising, sleeping, and watching screens on an average day.
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I saw mild improvements, felt more in control, started exercising regularly, and got a new job.
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Nechirvan Barzani has been exercising the function of the presidency since his uncle Masoud stepped down.
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It was a great way to start exercising again after a long time of doing nothing.
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Since then, she said, she's lost weight without exercising (10 pounds in the first two weeks).
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Others report more kicking after exercising, not drinking enough water, or having a bit of caffeine.
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Those in power argue that they're simply exercising their right to participate in the democratic process.
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Everyone is entitled to their beliefs, but not to stop others from exercising their own freedoms.
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Work It Out: Not everyone is a fan of exercising midday, then going back to work.
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"In the absence of this authorization, any police officer may start exercising [this] power," he said.
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Between the DJ and the natural energy of the crowd -- everybody was dancing, singing and exercising.
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In our personal lives, goals might include losing weight, exercising regularly or unplugging from mobile devices.
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"This means your heart is working harder; it almost feels like you're exercising," Dr. Rosenn explains.
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There have always been people who have insisted that simply exercising more could solve the problem.
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Taiwan-based U-Gym is a deep layer muscle massager that you can wear while exercising.
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"He's exercising his constitutional right to make a statement," the POTUS said, according to NBC Sports.
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They work out a LOT: 59 percent spent a minimum of 7 hours a week exercising.
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It is recommended that patients wear a firm-support bra, especially while exercising, to prevent pain.
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In fact, the study claims not exercising might be more harmful to your health than smoking.
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When we move more, we sometimes eat more too, or eat less when we're not exercising.
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They were well-intentioned, with the goal of exercising strong oversight of new health care providers.
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I repeat: I will represent pro bono anyone #Trump sues for exercising their free speech rights.
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Lebron exercising his enormous skill, perception, and will to retrieve a ball sailing out of bounds.
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The Democrats argue that they are exercising their constitutional oversight duties to hold the president accountable.
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Even a young Grande exercising her melisma for all her worth couldn't put butts in seats.
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The history of British democracy is one long, painfully learned lesson about exercising and controlling power.
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Here at Refinery22016, we know how complicated the process for actually exercising that right can be.
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I eat a lot of vegetables and I think it's getting sleep, exercising and having fun.
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He doesn&apost get to question the President&aposs prerogatives and the President exercising those prerogatives.
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This was a perfect example of Russia's foreign minister exercising his finely honed diplomatic double speak.
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But that doesn't mean passengers with disabilities have an easy time exercising their right to aviation.
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Women with stress incontinence "have leakage when they are laughing, coughing, sneezing or exercising," she said.
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What started out in college as binging and compulsively exercising turned into monthlong bouts of depression.
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Allowing stress to build up, losing sleep and sitting all day without exercising all add up.
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In 2015, she needed two blood transfusions because she was anemic from over-exercising, she said.
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"We applaud the many courageous young Americans exercising their First Amendment rights today," the spokesperson said.
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Clearly, yes, and the current OLA requires that this be considered prior to exercising the OLA.
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Rethink suggests making small, gradual lifestyle changes, such as volunteering, learning a new hobby, or exercising.
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They are exercising their right to freedom of speech and bringing societal issues to the forefront.
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An avid runner in her early years, she had me, her only child, and quit exercising.
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Doctors might also suggest that you change your diet, avoid caffeine and alcohol, and start exercising.
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Studying that ability helps us learn about ourselves; exercising it helps us learn about the world.
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"He is exercising his right not to be interrogated," his defense attorney, Unni Fries, told Reuters.
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McCartney wants the court to declare he would not breach any contract by exercising termination rights.
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He started exercising daily and stopped drinking — a regimen he's maintained for more than a decade.
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To watch him this playoff season is to see an orchestra conductor exercising all his skills.
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I also like seeing how many calories I've burned and how many minutes I've spent exercising.
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He was fully exercising his powers — but in a way the FBI leadership did not like.
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A pervasive effort preventing private landowners from exercising their rights is taking place across the country.
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If I'm exercising, then sometimes I can have my cheese and bread and wine at dinner.
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Preventing Congress from exercising any oversight as the President intends fundamentally impairs the balance of power.
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"I'm against removing anyone from a venue who is exercising their right of freedom of expression."
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" He added, "Three-card monte operators can't say, 'Hey, I'm just exercising my First Amendment rights!
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This isn't the first time Trump has advocated for exercising the death penalty against drug traffickers.
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The president cannot be barred, DOJ said, from "exercising the executive function" of blocking Twitter users.
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In the Dell case, that meant the shareholders exercising their appraisal rights received a higher price.
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Landowners have long fought the federal government exercising eminent domain to acquire land for border fencing.
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The board had accused Bridgewater of "interfering with, restraining and coercing" employees from exercising their rights.
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Exercising greater White House control over the IRS regulatory process will lead to nothing but problems.
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The Oklahoma Legislature has chosen a different tack to block women from exercising their constitutional right.
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In 1995, Iacocca sued the company accusing it of illegally preventing him from exercising stock options.
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Those in patrol cars and others out in their neighborhoods exercising quickly converged onto the strip.
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Bethenny Frankel isn't happy with the way anti-Trump voters are exercising their right to protest.
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To help prevent clots, the C.D.C. suggests moving your legs frequently and exercising your calf muscles.
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Congress should remove the content liability exemption from companies exercising too much power over user content.
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"Players are exercising—or, certainly, enjoying—more personal rights than they ever did before," says Milstein.
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I'll be exercising my right to examine the contents myself, as outlined in the fare agreement.
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Witherspoon, 43, said that she is in fact a morning person but doesn't love exercising early.
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Any old shirt can be worn for working out, but some are purposely designed for exercising.
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The lender added it would pay 3.8070 euro per share to investors exercising their withdrawal right.
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Earlier this week, Drummond saw a $27 million windfall from exercising some of his Alphabet options.
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"Exercising freedom of expression on House flr before draconian GOP rules change goes into effect," Rep.
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Exercising his keen skills at observation and deduction, Lenox determines that the man is an American.
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Exercising on your own for an hour sounds great in theory, but it's harder in practice.
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But Los Angeles police will not stop people for exercising and leaving their homes, Garcetti said.
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"He loved reading, he loved exercising on a bike, he loved his job," Mr. Drake said.
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Soon Americans may discover that the only thing more vexing than exercising dominance is forfeiting it.
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Those that began exercising as adults had bigger cardiac-muscle cells but not more of them.
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In another, a life insurance company offers rates based on how fast people run while exercising.
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Sometimes he earns money as a dog walker, exercising neighbors' pets and giving Serena extra company.
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Smarter Living: Exercising now is tricky, but there are ways to go outside and move safely.
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Tony Rock's calling out Mo'Nique for exercising extremely poor business etiquette in her beef with Netflix.
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Seems like exercising outdoors is deeply vital: I've never seen so many runners around the town.
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Mr. Lozman sued, saying he had been arrested in retaliation for exercising his First Amendment rights.
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Some buyers are exercising the clause that allows them to cut volumes by up to 10%.
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LAXTON He was clearly exercising ideas that he had had in his mind for a while.
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For most dogs, this happens in the morning, after exercising, after eating or after a nap.
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If you do not think the president is exercising the duties of the presidency, say it.
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An old family friend has asked for your help in exercising her constitutional right to vote.
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Exercising on an air walker consistently helps you lose weight and strengthen muscles without bulking up.
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It's a small price to pay for a loyal pal who gets me outside and exercising.
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"This idea that you obstruct Congress by exercising ... constitutional privileges is absurd, absolutely absurd," Sekulow said.
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That includes things like praying, socializing, maintaining close relationships, exercising, having hobbies, and volunteering, wrote Teh.
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In exercising their power, they regularly not only persuade and attract but also annoy and repel.
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I like exercising that business savvy part of my brain — even doing the tax incentive shit.
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The U.S. has been fighting Iran proportionately for almost 40 years, exercising restraint and attempting diplomacy.
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The justice began exercising almost two decades ago after battling colorectal cancer, says the Associated Press.
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All this random rumination represents a movement in the direction of the exercising of critical judgment.
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Then you can spend less time searching for your exercise accessories and more time actually exercising.
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These are exactly the type of activities that lead to informed citizens exercising their constitutional rights.
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The thing about exercising for long periods of time is how much sheer management is required.
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I'm pretty crap about exercising on the weekend though, so has to be during the week.
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In addition to walking, Paltrow's workout routine also includes exercising daily with celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson.
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The really difficult part is exercising power in a way that is legitimate and self-sustaining.
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Or find people who run, jog or exercise and begin jogging, running or exercising with them.
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The most common resolutions are related to losing weight, eating healthier, exercising regularly, and saving money.
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Government officials warned people to stay indoors, especially children, and to avoid exercising in the heat.
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In February, ICE's director essentially blocked agents from exercising discretion on a case-by-case basis.
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Are you really saying that Apple is less scary if they start exercising their power politically?
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Rather, happy people take the time to care for themselves by eating nutritious food and exercising.
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There are, of course, a nearly infinite number of terrific things about exercising on the beach.
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Read more: Kohl's CEO said Amazon returns boosted traffic — and data shows the jump could be as high as 24%On a weekly basis, single men spend about eight hours exercising and single women spend more than five hours exercising, according to data cited in the report.
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They want to swagger, to curse, to insult, and to exercise power over men, exercising power over men being the classical means to the end of exercising power over women, which is of course what this, and nine-tenths of everything else in human affairs, is about.
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"We need to identify whether this incident could have been avoided by exercising reasonable care," he wrote.
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And it's not just physical barriers that prevent people with disabilities from exercising their right to vote.
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For decades the ruling Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front prevented any group from actually exercising that right.
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Trump joked about injuries Reid suffered while exercising with armbands that left him blind in one eye.
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Now that Trump is exercising his presidential power, the tweetstorms are intensifying — and growing ever-more conspiratorial.
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Blood pressure reductions were most significant for those who started exercising within six months of their stroke.
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It said the existing rules provided little benefit and deterred end-users from exercising their segregation rights.
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Lies, hedonism, jealousy—as a species we seem incapable of exercising the restraint necessary to gain entry.
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Our Kardashian sources told us he'd lost weight by eating healthier, exercising, and most significantly ... quitting alcohol.
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"This Office accepted OLC's legal conclusion for purposes of exercising prosecutorial jurisdiction," Mueller wrote in the report.
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There are worries, however, regarding the risks people exercising in towns and cities face from air pollution.
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Conservatives ought to be concerned about the bias that the dominant online social media platforms are exercising.
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That's why you see the astronauts exercising during their little video blog with the humans of Earth.
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Otherwise, a mere cabinet officer could prevent future presidents from exercising the constitutional authorities of their office.
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Khalaf applied for his family to join him, exercising a right to family life under European law.
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The lawsuit concludes that the "devices could not provide meaningful heart rate data" when someone is exercising.
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The outbreak has some travelers exercising more caution with their travel, even for destinations other than China.
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People were also using the internet to celebrate the thrill that comes with exercising your civic duty.
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Whether they're 40 or 80, the billionaires I spoke to all maintain their health by exercising regularly.
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Foos bought the motel for the sole purpose of exercising his obsession with watching people have sex.
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That doesn't include the paper gains from 3.5 million additional shares she could buy by exercising options.
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He has a point when he says that exercising caution over warning signs is tantamount to complacency.
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"We support them in exercising their policies as they see fit," it said in an emailed statement.
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A Harvard study also found that exercising daily may prolong your life by 10 years or more.
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Mediaset closed the doors of its AGM to the trust, preventing it from exercising its voting rights.
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The former guerrillas face a steep challenge in winning over Colombians and exercising any pull in Congress.
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Earlier, she told People that she's exercising more, striving to take at least 10,000 steps a day.
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It is unlikely that this will stop Mr Obama from exercising his constitutional right to nominate someone.
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Isn't it the officer who must adhere to that oath by exercising good judgment and self-control?
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Bothuell told authorities his son ran away after being scolded for not exercising or doing his chores.
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One of Hanson's favorite activities in jail is exercising, just like it had been on the outside.
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Otherwise, the stock options morph into non-qualified options, and exercising them can trigger costly capital gains.
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You have to watch your intake of carbs, proteins, and everything else, especially if you're not exercising.
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At some point, conservative Republicans will be at the helm, exercising considerable power over national health policy.
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But here's where it gets nefarious: If you stop exercising, the digital trainer will pause your show.
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But Hadid does hit on the idea that exercising can make someone feel powerful, or even relaxed.
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And the incidents within her apartment occurred precisely because the landlord was exercising a right to enter.
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The PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award recognizes an imprisoned writer targeted for exercising freedom of speech.
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He was committed to exercising and was a regular at a local gym, according to his obituary.
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But over time, exercising empathy and relating to kids' concerns and hardships can take a biological toll.
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They defined a healthy lifestyle as not smoking, not abusing alcohol, maintaining a healthy weight and exercising.
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"Our citizen's accessibility to exercising their most fundamental right of voting is our utmost concern," he said.
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Second, American oil production is consistently rising to record highs, despite U.S. drillers exercising more financial discipline.
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The kind that punishes its people for thinking, that prevents its citizens from exercising their basic rights?
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When I'm exercising, they stay firmly in my ear, sound halfway decent, and simply will not die.
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No one should ever live in fear of government retaliation or violence for exercising basic human rights.
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Exercising increases endorphins in your brain and improves your self-image, both ways to make you happier.
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For Jiang, who's based in San Francisco, living longer isn't just about eating healthy and exercising regularly.
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He still managed to stand out, though, by reading books, watching his diet and exercising with weights.
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Your overall health improves Exercise is great for your health, but exercising outdoors may be even better.
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Stein on Tuesday said she was exercising her civil rights, adding authorities did not explain her ejection.
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Supporters are continuing to rally on behalf of the players who are exercising their first amendment rights.
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"Our citizen's accessibility to exercising their most fundamental right of voting is our utmost concern," Smoll wrote.
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Local law enforcement has completely abandoned any attempt to protect First Americans exercising their First Amendment rights.
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Driving time may be reclaimed for more productive or enjoyable activities, like watching movies, exercising or sleeping.
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I wouldn't dream of not exercising, so why don't I spend some more time managing my money?
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Trust us, we're all about women exercising their sexual freedom and enjoying casual sex without being shamed.
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After all, there's the "runner's high" phenomenon, that feeling of well-being some people get after exercising.
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Same-sex couples and people exercising their religious beliefs both tend to win at the Supreme Court.
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And exercising, which can double our breathing rate, doesn't seem to make us yawn more often, either.
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After so much food and drink, you do not feel like exercising at all the next day.
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On the other hand, if you haven't been doing it, I probably wouldn't start exercising at night.
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There's lots of research available that suggests that exercising in the morning contains a wealth of benefits.
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"I always advise my clients to eat before exercising," said Wendy Sterling, a board-certified sports dietitian.
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Mr. Mattis would not say how the United States might bypass that risk while exercising military options.
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Arbitration agreements prevent employees from suing in courts but can't stop government agencies from exercising their powers.
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Continue exercising with that weight or machine setting and you should fatigue after eight to 12 reps.
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This has been achieved through intense efforts, including having millions work at home and exercising social distancing.
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So exercising during my self-isolation has helped me stay in shape and relieve work-related stress.
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Under this legislation, Americans will have a shot at exercising their right to make their voices heard.
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Last week he was hospitalized after chest pains that began while he was exercising, the group said.
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I open my presents and then go to my desk while other people are dancing, cooking, exercising.
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There are plenty more potential top five lists out there, and we need to keep exercising, too.
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There are plenty more potential top five lists out there, and we need to keep exercising, too.
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Some past studies have hinted that exercising while cutting calories might help to lessen this muscle loss.
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Two writers I greatly admire criticized the woman in the Ansari episode for not exercising more agency.
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Eating right, sleeping right, exercising, cleaning up for sponsors — these ideas have undergirded traditional sports for generations.
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Getting enough sleep can actually be more important than eating or exercising well, according to the expert.
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These apps eliminate some of the most popular excuses for not exercising by making fitness more accessible.
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Some buyers are now exercising the clause that allows them to cut volumes by up to 10%.
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President Andres Manuel López Obrador is adamant about not closing Mexico's borders or exercising caution at airports.
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Exercise: Physical activity can do wonders for your sleep quality, if you're exercising at the right time.
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And if you happen to be a woman, you may also be exercising a hard-won right.
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Analysts suggested that investors were exercising some restraint after an extended sell-off over the prior sessions.
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When Fincantieri balked, the French government seized control by exercising its right to buy out existing shareholders.
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Moral courage, she taught us, is about exercising independent judgment in a situation where the rules collapse.
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Evidence suggests you'd be better off spending more time exercising and less time staring at your phone.
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But Ms. Sullivan, a registered nurse, has argued that she was exercising her rights as a citizen.
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Among the many things that irritate him this season is when he catches a pregnant woman exercising.
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Restrictions on early voting disproportionately block women, especially women of color, from exercising their right to vote.
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Moral courage, she taught us, is about exercising independent judgment in a situation where the rules collapse.
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He was exercising on the track when the pinging of bats drew him to the baseball field.
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"The innocent victims today were ... exercising nothing more than their constitutional right of peaceful demonstration," Kirby said.
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The whole point of exercising is to enhance one's physical and mental wellbeing rather than compromising it.
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And it will tell the employees that Google will not retaliate against them for exercising those rights.
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According to the Hong Kong police's guidelines, officers are required to identify themselves before exercising their duties.
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Congress can fix past mistakes by fully exercising its oversight authority and demanding a more prudent approach.
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"No court likes having a thumb stuck in its eye when it's exercising its power," said Bennett.
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Everyone's favorite early 2000s pop star isn't just a performer though — she's a huge supporter of exercising.
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Exercising in nature may hold unique benefits for the depressed This lack of acknowledgment isn't an oversight.
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The Iranian government continues to control the information flow to the outside world by exercising internet blackouts.
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"Yemeni people are exercising their legitimate right of defense," Rouhani told reporters during a visit to Ankara.
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But after suffering a serious eye injury while exercising that partially blinded him, Reid changed his mind.
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The residents of Osceola and Orange counties entrusted Ayala to use her judgment in exercising prosecutorial discretion.
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Rollins said Sinnott's decision punished people for exercising their right to protest enshrined in the First Amendment.
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The group alleged the contract's noncompete and confidentiality clauses illegally discouraged employees from exercising their labor rights.
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Now more drillers are exercising tighter discipline and trying to fund growth with cash generated from operations.
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Guys, this is real: The New York Times has a "how to" guide to exercising your face.
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Modern-day voting discrimination tactics are once again preventing eligible Americans from exercising their right to vote.
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Exercising that right should not require paying the government a dime a page or anything at all.
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With most of their compensation coming from exercising stock options and stock awards, senior executives benefit immensely.
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The idea is the same: Truth is not found, but made, and making truth means exercising power.
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It's there that the potential for exercising collective power exists, separate from the authority of the employer.
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Studies have found that listening to music while exercising enhances endurance and mood and distracts from pain.
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Each year, losing weight and exercising more are among the top goals on new year's resolution lists.
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"We are exercising our democratic right ... As people in Turkey voting for their constitutional reform exercised their own democratic right, so we are exercising our democratic right to see what the people of Kurdistan want," Hemin Hawrami told a gathering at the Turkish think-tank SETA in Ankara.
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These products allow for a degree of self-quantification above and beyond how an individual feels while exercising.
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The article also raised questions about how rigorous some judges were being in exercising oversight in such cases.
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Most of my waking moments—driving, walking, exercising, cleaning—are spent listening to an endless backlog of podcasts.
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Fitbit has done some work to automatically detect not only when you're exercising but also what you're doing.
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Other approaches included making adjustments to sleeping arrangements or schedule, watching television or playing video games, and exercising.
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"It's not extraordinary to think that people will feel better after regularly exercising and sauna bathing," says London.
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But more recent data show more adults said they were exercising at recommended levels in 2016 and 2017.
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That study found that exercising just once or twice a week -- for the recommended amount -- can postpone mortality.
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Ross, who hasn't pitched since Opening Day, hurt his ankle while exercising in his hotel room on Wednesday.
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Exercising more, for example, easily goes hand in hand with outlays for gym memberships, classes and fitness gear.
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However, this is Donald Trump, and he didn't get where he is by exercising care, precision and restraint.
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I would never judge anybody for exercising their right to and the freedom to choose who they want.
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"The lab tests don't stipulate that he will be exercising, just that it's a lab test," he said.
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Park, the daughter of a military ruler, has denied wrongdoing, although she has apologized for exercising poor judgment.
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Young and healthy people are less likely to have heart problems while exercising, but it can still happen.
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Now I try to have a balance between exercising my over-analytical muscles and just trying something out.
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Which ones are really dangerous, and which ones are just exercising their constitutional right to say angry things?
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I joined a week later and started learned about weight lifting and exercising to support my mental health.
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So in it's own way, exercising and sweating is giving me the relief of a big, soppy cry!
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I gained about 15 healthy pounds, all while exercising in ways that made me happy, without overdoing it.
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Al Baker also said he would keep exercising cancellation clauses on deliveries of A320neo jets after engine problems.
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The spokesperson did not respond to questions about what qualified as a religious-exercising organization under the proposal.
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Lessons from 2016 Some activists have been exercising such skepticism for years — long before Facebook began doing so.
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For optimal athletic performance, it's no longer enough to stop exercising and take a couple days of rest.
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But for me it was just the next logical step in a lifetime of disordered eating and exercising.
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The way you feel while exercising is just as important as the number on your heart rate monitor.
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For me it's about just exercising the creative bug and trying to build something great that impacts people.
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"People should not be put off exercising for fear of it suppressing their immune system," Dr. Campbell says.
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We want more people exercising and elevating their voice, in the street, in congress or through state legislators.
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After getting cut from his college football team, Asghari stopped exercising — but continued to eat like a linebacker.
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And, when you want to check your heart rate while exercising, you'll need to use a different measure.
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"My book teaches people how to manifest the things they want in their life through exercising," she says.
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That's because certain people have power and they're exercising it for their own interests and not for us.
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Along with this change in dietary behavior, children are exercising less and spending more times on their computers.
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But those risk takers who eventually succeed as CEOs are usually also skilled at exercising caution, he said.
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Billionaire Richard Branson wakes up at 5:00 am everyday to start on the right note: by exercising.
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The Economic Times newspaper reported the government had sent letters to Patel in recent weeks exercising those powers.
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Exercising while wearing pajamas in your living room along to Jane Fonda or Richard Simmons is also hilarious.
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I can't wait until this semester is finished, mostly because I miss going to the gym and exercising.
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So, Khloé's desire to continue eating without depriving herself, and exercising like she always does is not misguided.
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She sees it as "a very positive thing" and recommends meeting in a public place and exercising caution.
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"Well, we have learned that's his way: one person getting supreme power and exercising it ruthlessly," Clinton said.
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The study monitored 470 people on a low-calorie diet who were asked to start exercising more frequently.
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She added that exercising can often cause dieters to "feel that they've 'earned' the chance to eat more."
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But this groupthink terrifies me when it's used to bully people for exercising their right to free speech.
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Rather, establishing and exercising thresholds and protocols will aid agencies in preparing options and recommending courses of action.
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Not the person; they're still exercising as hard as ever, sometimes harder, but the weight loss has stopped.
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Britons disgruntled with Eastern Europeans exercising their right to live and work there voted for Brexit in 2016.
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Exercising moral authority and soft power effectively will require Trump to think carefully about the words he chooses.
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Wambach was booked and released on her own recognizance, and apologized to her fans for exercising poor judgement.
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Berlin's police, ever conscientious about upholding the law and exercising discretion, kept their initial statements matter-of-fact.
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Some resources and retailers do a good job of exercising caution and offering solid, nuanced advice, notes Giordano.
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" "So it's possible that I could be exercising at an intensity that's not optimal for losing body fat?
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Vicente Antonio Bermudez Zacarias, 37, was reportedly shot in the head while exercising outside his home in Metepec.
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Also, exercising is super hard when you're depressed, even when you know it will be good for you.
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President Obama, meanwhile, in September said the football player was merely "exercising his constitutional right" to free speech.
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Meanwhile, in Texas, some gun owners were exercising a newly acquired right: to carry firearms openly in public.
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"We can expect Guaido's popularity to continue to erode the longer he is not exercising power," he said.
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Is the President an enemy of free speech or merely exercising it in a way that liberals dislike?
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And I also know how essential it is that we fulfill another duty: exercising our right to vote.
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A woman chewing gum; a store at a mall; making tea; pouring water; exercising; posing for a photo.
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I'm exercising again, and I'm back to work as an exercise physiologist, performing cardiac rehabilitation at a hospital.
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Eating at regular intervals and exercising earlier in the day also can help regulate circadian rhythms, Singh said.
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Although he tries to work out his frustration by exercising or playing video games, his mood affects Jamie.
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Depending on your job, exercising your carefully preserved lifestyle options can benefit many more people than just yourself.
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I spent high school and my early 20s rigorously yo-yo dieting, over-exercising, and popping diet pills.
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These demonstrations of the far right often succeed in terrifying the people into not exercising their political rights.
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The country's foreign policy stance, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan exercising Sultan-esque authority, has grown increasingly aggressive.
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He said that thanks to the impotency-fighting drug Viagra he continued exercising his libido into his 21949s.
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Yet, Beijing refrained from exercising its unique leverage over Pyongyang, insisting that Washington had to solve the problem.
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It's exercising the muscle (so to speak) of your mind as surely as daily running exercises your heart.
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"I was a big excuse person when it came to exercising and eating right," she told Women's Health.
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In normal circumstances, an adult dropping 20 or 30 pounds generates congratulations and admiration for exercising self-control.
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But ironically whenever election comes, our elders would deprive us from exercising our basic right -- casting the vote.
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Tuesday, and immediately set out in hurriedly exercising his perceived right to satisfying hunger pangs at any cost.
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If you're going to wear true wireless earbuds while exercising, you need them to stay in your ears.
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By this thinking, central bankers exercising discretion over policy leads to mistakes which ultimately could damage Fed independence.
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Terrorism in the Maldives has led the US State Department to advise exercising increased caution due to terrorism.
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The New Hampshire voter suppression law is intended to disenfranchise college students from exercising their right to vote.
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The last time I meaningfully tried a form of exercising that wasn't running was, in fact, Wii Fit.
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Likewise, when you stop exercising, the watch will ask if you are done and stop tracking the workout.
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It was like getting out for a run after resolving to stop eating Christmas cookies and start exercising.
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For more than a decade, Gawker has prided itself on exercising—and at times, flaunting—its editorial freedom.
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I have busy days, taking care of the children, rushing to work, exercising, and, trust me, these work.
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When I train, we end up exercising but also asking each other, did you read that book "Gut"?
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I would commit to exercising once a day, to keep your spirits up and tackle your anxious nature.
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Instead, she increased her vegan protein intake, started exercising, and started taking a number of traditional Chinese herbs.
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GHB destroys your entire dopamine system, but when I'm exercising the hunger for the drug is completely gone.
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The company also condemned how its drivers were being "daily intimidated for simply exercising their right to work".
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So they would like Japan to be more of an ally that's capable of exercising collective self-defense.
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"strategic autonomy": "You had one group that argued robustly that Germany should be exercising strategic patience," she said.
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Men, who have more leisure time on average, spend 6.6% of their time exercising, while women spend 5%.
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For some, this might mean mediation, for others it might mean writing in a journal, exercising, or knitting.
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He also criticized what he said were attempts to penalize him for exercising his right to free speech.
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Michael Minihan, the building super, said he was exercising in his apartment when he heard Ms. Krim's screams.
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Fewer of those who exercise and use pot maintain that it actually improves their physical performance while exercising.
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"It's very simple moves," he said of his exercising afterward, as he walked back to the opera house.
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A week exercising at home taught me that I really prefer to leave the comforts of my apartment.
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A company's motivation for engaging in that boycott was economic — continued trade relations — not exercising free speech rights.
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Smarter Living: Exercising during a pandemic is tricky, but there are ways to go outside and move safely.
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His wife, Dana, 603, has worked for Baffert even longer, exercising many of his top racehorses since 260.
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Exercising also helps with something else we're all dealing with, whether we're sick or well: anxious, nervous energy.
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Which would be good news, except that those studies looked at people who had been exercising for decades.
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Why can't our leaders just make this problem go away by spending money, exercising military power, or both?
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These businesses had to close spaces that are often as much for socializing as they are for exercising.
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"It's a less abrasive way of exercising control than actually killing people who disagree with you," he said.
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How to Start Working Out: Exercising can help you de-stress, meet new people and enjoy the outdoors.
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Enjoy a breath of fresh air while exercising alfresco on the durable and smooth Stamina Outdoor Fitness Strider.
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Avoid exercising at the hottest points of the day, take breaks if you work outside, and stay hydrated.
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In appointing special counsel, Mr. Rosenstein was exercising authority that Congress had given the Justice Department by statute.
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He had led a monastic existence there, eating, sleeping and exercising for the sole purpose of running fast.
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You're eating and exercising no differently than you did before menopause struck, but suddenly, your tummy has ballooned.
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In 215, her husband, Dave Goldberg, died at 225, while exercising, leaving Ms. Sandberg with two young children.
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Families who give birth at home are exercising their privilege rather than doing what's best for their child.
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That's why you should especially avoid activities like hot yoga if you're thinking of exercising after a mimosa.
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Eating clean is one of the most critical parts of this, as is exercising and staying in shape.
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The Bulls bought out Rondo for $3 million rather than exercising a $13.4 million option for next season.
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Over the years, Airbnb has extended rules around exercising stock options to make the "golden handcuffs" less onerous.
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Eating healthy, exercising, keeping up a healthy weight, drinking in moderation, and not smoking all made a difference.
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But even exercising negative power requires a great deal of discipline—potentially more than the Democrats can muster.
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The other would prohibit the IRS from using funds to target citizens for exercising their First Amendment rights.
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We're told he's also exercising on the reg and playing a lot of basketball to get in shape.
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The best ways to lower blood pressure are losing weight, exercising regularly, and adopting a heart-healthy diet.
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They busted myths about drinking wine and coffee, predicting due dates, and exercising while pregnant, among other things.
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Exercising your right to not clap -- without fear of punishment -- is the essence of being an American. 32.
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Trump, who weighs 239 pounds, should lose weight by changing his diet and exercising more, the doctor added.
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However, Cohen said that it's important to not make a habit out of exercising on an empty stomach.
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The plan also aims to increase the number of Saudis exercising weekly to 20 percent from 13 percent.
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Or as some have argued, was Trump — "like all Americans" — simply exercising his own right to free speech?
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Was President Trump exercising his First Amendment "right" to call a player kneeling a "son of a b****"?
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Exercising power judiciously means thinking long-term about disasters and investing in evidence-based preventive solutions wherever possible.
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Exercising, meditating, or even watching the birds out the window are all great ways to start the day.
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Exercising a constitutional right to be left alone simply does not justify being subjected to a police seizure.
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All of the participants shared the goal of exercising more often but found it difficult to follow through.
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But exercising at a maximal heart rate (HRmax) for every exercise session will not produce efficient fitness results.
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It&aposs built to assist you with nearly every aspect of your daily life, from exercising to sleeping.
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Humphrey's Executor paved the way for the creation of a wide range of independent agencies exercising broad powers.
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"Obviously we are exercising our Second Amendment rights but that's because we have to defend ourselves," he added.
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Exercising three times a week for 30-60 minutes seems to have the most potent effect on happiness.
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But as soon as he stopped exercising, she said, he pulled out his penis and moved toward her.
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At the time I was exercising, so I knew what exercise pain felt like—like a muscle spasm.
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We encourage our members to participate in the legislative and political process exercising their democratic rights as Americans.
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But alas, exercising in the cold isn't the fabulous calorie burner you may like to think it is.
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I was working, parenting, loving, emailing, and exercising in a sort of mindless way, just doing and doing.
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That being said, some of us are better than others at exercising self restraint on a consistent basis.
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"They do not have a right to punish me for exercising my constitutional right," Leveritt told VICE News.
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Exercising stronger corporate governance with a particular focus on ESG principles may have forestalled significant financial and reputational damage.
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They were also honored as members of the elite group of seniors tasked with exercising discipline at the school.
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The use of accelerometers, on the other hand, provide a much more objective measure of how often we're exercising.
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Jensen said Whipple has been exercising his right to remain silent and has not been cooperating with the investigation.
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And blood pressure is constantly changing, depending on whether the user is exercising, stressed out, eating and so on.
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When exercising outside you'll be subjected to harmful UV rays — Singapore is exposed to extreme UV rays year-round.
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Welcome to The Bachelor, where exercising in groups in front of a prospective future husband is a fun activity!
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Seeking physical attention from other lovers to fill voids and frustrations, instead of exercising introspection, patience, accountability, and communication.
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Hackney says the recovery period after exercising could suppress appetite and make you less likely to crave evening snacks.
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The driver, who has not yet been identified, was reportedly exercising the dogs, which appear to be German shepherds.
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Halle Berry is showing us how she gets her bikini body – and apparently it involves exercising while wearing one.
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For some, it could be a matter of putting makeup on in the morning, while others might prefer exercising.
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After spending an entire week doing everything from exercising to commuting with these UA headphones, I'm a TalkThru fan.
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VICE Impact has partnered with the ACLU to end racial discrimination that keeps minorities exercising their right to vote.
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"Georgia then spent decades creating barriers to prevent these historically-disenfranchised communities from exercising their constitutional right," she wrote.
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Abonnenc handles his comprehensively researched material with surgical precision, exercising careful control over what he presents to the viewer.
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Exercising the kind of self-discipline necessary to override system one reactions with deliberative, system-two choices is effortful.
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As a result, most of Alan's prison life was lonely, with his time spent exercising, watching TV, and sleeping.
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"The US is exercising it's international right to freedom of navigation in the air and at sea," Glaser said.
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And if you try exercising for five days in a row, let me know how it makes you feel.
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By exercising the options when they had a low value, he could have taken the most tax advantageous route.
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In fact, when you're exercising, your body is well-adapted to not being plied with water at every moment.
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From a constitutional perspective, the players could be sanctioned by their employers for exercising their right to free expression.
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Then, it expanded to fresh colorways, new categories (chic tennis looks, anyone?), and even a dress made for exercising.
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In 2015, Ells and Moran realized a combined $154.4 million from exercising stock options, according to Chipotle's proxy statement.
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Courts have held that a station exercising its First Amendment rights is not adequate grounds to challenge a license.
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Here are just some of the reasons why exercising your right to vote this coming November is so important.
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Des Moines, ACLU attorney Vera Eidelman wrote, punishing students for exercising their first amendment rights is illegal and unconstitutional.
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"You will most likely compensate anyway, so think of exercising just for health improvement but not for weight loss."
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Exercising or playing sports can have damaging effects on a woman's period and her body, according to some beliefs.
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That irisin turns the squishy white fat cells into the hard-working brown ones as if you were exercising.
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A woman who was exercising nearby witnessed the attack and ran to her car to call 911, Turnbull says.
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So there's very little in the way of controls over exercising a nuclear option, which is pretty damn scary.
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"I intend to keep exercising for as long as possible while pregnant," says the 35-year-old tennis champ.
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In February, Toshiba said IHI was exercising its put option to sell its stake to Toshiba for $157 million.
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"Exercising survival is inherently disruptive," Merritt Johnson and Nicholas Galanin say in their video "Exorcising America: Survival Exercises" (2017).
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Other body positive advocates and intuitive eating experts have simply labeled it the opposite of exercising for weight loss.
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Tarriona "Tank" Ball: Just being a disciplined person in everything — in eating correctly, exercising, vocally rehearsing, resting, just discipline.
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Sure, burritos are delicious, but there are other foods out there that might serve you better right before exercising.
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Paired with a post-workout cool-down routine, your warm-up should make exercising a little easier and safer.
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I've been freed from the treadmill (literally) of exercising and released into a whole new experience of enjoying moving.
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A normal person might have stopped there, but I couldn't, and I rapidly lost weight and started over-exercising.
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Some women find exercising on most days can be helpful, though the research in this area isn't particularly robust.
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Ms. Lamrabet is one of a small group of women who have staked a claim to exercising that authority.
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The old rats receiving the cardiac stem cells also had increased stamina overall, exercising more than before the infusion.
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In addition to staying on top of her diet, she's also started exercising at least three times a week.
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This is great for your focus, whether you're exercising or if you're trying to concentrate in a noisy office.
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He bought three gym memberships because he did not want one gym to realize how much he was exercising.
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They also said Manafort hadn't violated the judge's order and was exercising his free speech rights to defend himself.
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"Last Sunday was a BIG and super emotional day for me," he wrote alongside the clip of him exercising.
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But for those who are exercising and feel like they can afford the calories, it shouldn't be an issue.
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Exercising for as little as 10 minutes releases a neurotransmitter that helps relax your brain and boost your mood.
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You can also make cramps less likely by staying hydrated, exercising regularly, and wearing supportive footwear during the day.
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He also denied reports that former Pope Benedict, who resigned in 2013, was still exercising influence inside the Vatican.
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If you're exercising later in the day and have been eating a balanced diet, skip the pre-workout snacks.
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These are realistic ranges for healthy people to shoot for while exercising, so this inaccuracy is a real problem.
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But don't let him fool you: when blabbing about "tinselcock!" or "hot broth," he was merely exercising his muscles.
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"We need to be mindful of moving frequently throughout the day in addition to exercising," Diaz said by email.
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Almost 17 years into America's longest-lasting conflict, Congress is finally getting serious about exercising its constitutional war powers.
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If government can make or break an industry, corporations will naturally gravitate toward the government officials exercising the power.
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Instead, they involve a president lawfully exercising his constitutional prerogatives, but driven by what prosecutors portray as improper motives.
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"This is the Kremlin's new way of exercising control over regional elites," says Kirill Rogov, a Russian political analyst.
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These in-ear headphones can pump out deep bass and clear sound, and they're lightweight for exercising or travel.
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And these revisions may not even deter hedge funds from exercising appraisal rights, the ostensible impetus for these changes.
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Or people at the gym may stare at him as his breasts move around, causing him to avoid exercising.
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They argue that Mueller is exercising authority exceeding that of a United States attorney, a position that requires confirmation.
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Oregon This voter in Salem, who didn't give us his name, loves his bike and exercising his American right.
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"As we have stated previously, airports in certain locations will begin exercising consolidation options during peak periods," he said.
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Anglin has long argued that all he is doing with his website is exercising his right to free speech.
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"A big predictor of exercising when you're older is if you did it when you were younger," he said.
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You're exercising and eating right because you want your engine running smoothly to allow you to tackle new goals.
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Models have admitted to eating very little and exercising an unhealthy amount in the weeks before a photo shoot.
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It's about the brand exercising their message around what they want to say with this community around the content.
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"But I think the American public has seen me exercising judgment in a lot of other ways," she continued.
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People are increasingly exercising in gyms rather than at home, Lifschutz said in a report for IBISWorld in April.
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While he is exercising he does mental math to wake up both his mind as well as his body.
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By then, the people who once had received cash to exercise were exercising the least, the monitor data showed.
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At the very least, the Senate should have a full debate on the matter, exercising its powers of ratification.
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Getting adequate sleep, exercising and eating a healthy diet will make you a more effective leader for your business.
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Both are good ways to keep exercising while you lower your heart rate after faster movements like mountain climbers.
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Across Iran, women face significant discrimination in law and in practice, as well as restrictions on exercising their rights.
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In a separate statement, TIM said Vivendi was no longer a party exercising control and coordination over the company.
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She further said the rules were cruel, unnecessary and aimed solely at deterring women from exercising their constitutional rights.
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Rather, it's to get people into the habit of exercising consistently and staying accountable to fellow Daily Burn users.
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The gardens in "Tokyo Digs a Garden," written by Jon-Erik Lappano, are about abandoning control, not exercising it.
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Silversmith sued in 2013 to block FE Partners from exercising its right under the loan to buy the yacht.
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"Eating right, exercising, getting enough sleep -- all of these things are important, and maybe particularly so for night owls."
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" She told me to "touch your belly while you are exercising to make sure your abdominal muscles are relaxed.
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I often have to remind myself that exercising for immediate physical results will often just lead me to disappointment.
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I started secluding myself—I stopped exercising and seeing friends, I stayed in my apartment, and I cried often.
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"There's a bit of caution that many of the corporate clients are exercising, in particularly in Asia," Mason said.
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And not just logging more hours but getting higher quality sleep by exercising more and developing consistent bedtime rituals.
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Meanwhile, the left-wing mob blocks traffic to stop people from exercising their First Amendment right of peaceful assembly.
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But he says the outage prevented him from exercising "put" contracts on Amazon stock Monday morning, costing him $15,000.
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In the fifth inning, Pederson reached for two pitches down and away before exercising restraint on the next three.
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Exercising, getting enough sleep, meditation and listening to music can also help raise dopamine levels, according to recent studies.
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Lublin suggested simply continuing to live life: exercising, cooking, community work, self care and being kind to one another.
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"I owe nobody an apology for exercising my First Amendment rights," he said at a village meeting last summer.
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Through exercising complete quality control over his products, Matt hopes to continue establishing himself as a Chinese-Canadian cook.
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This active cohort was divided into three groups, each of which began exercising at a different stage of life.
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"Faced with the tyranny that governs us, the ELN is exercising the legitimate right to Rebellion," the group said.
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I like to watch "CBS Sunday Morning" while I'm exercising because it makes the time go by much faster.
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We take pleasure in exercising control, marshalling our resources towards maximum efficiency in the pursuit of one single goal.
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Not by cheating, but by exercising the normal channels of influence that influential political actors have at their disposal.
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"The way to reduce bullying is to not punish kids for exercising their freedom of speech," Mr. Kalman said.
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They're also exercising their pandemic contingency plans, remaining cautious and have so far steered clear of the virus' spread.
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They are furious at the Republican majorities in Congress for not exercising their responsibility to hold Mr. Trump accountable.
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When I travel, I often don't feel like exercising, but I know I'll feel way better if I do.
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Mongols, they say, are simply part of a brotherhood who are exercising their constitutional rights by wearing the patch.
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Hence, for the North, menacing the United States is a nonnegotiable means of isolating and exercising dominance over Seoul.
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I have a naturally slim friend who didn't understand what was weird about exercising in just a sports bra.
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