And the Chinese aren't just getting wealthier, they're getting fitter.
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No one is crying, that's not how you get fitter.
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Basically, we all want to get fitter for the summer.
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So, obviously, the fitter you are, the better it is.
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But the others were substantially stronger, fitter and more flexible.
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"She seems fitter than last year," Evert said of Williams.
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On any other show, they'd be played by fitter, hotter actors.
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You're left with a body that is stronger, fitter and healthier.
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Faced with a shrinking domestic market, companies must get fitter and adapt.
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Abby didn't do this, exactly, but she did become fitter and healthier.
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Toledo said, quite simply, being fitter allows him to make better decisions.
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Something good is happening lately — I feel fitter, happier, and in control.
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But there is no evidence that you will get smarter and fitter.
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Who doesn't want to be fitter, richer, more successful — or just happier?
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Using your memory and brain makes your brain...well, sharper and fitter.
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Tony Gardner, a 60-year-old retired pipe fitter from Robbinsdale, Minn.
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But Westbook and George are younger, fitter and more versatile than Anthony.
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Her father, who is retired, worked as a pipe fitter throughout Canada.
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In the end, she did become fitter, she said, and mentally stronger.
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Have you kept your new year promise to eat healthier and get fitter?
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On Wellness The culinary capital has embraced its fitter, more Zenned-out side.
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Slowly, slowly, as I got fitter and stronger, my confidence started to build.
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Undeterred by the skinny-shaming, Milian responded saying she's feeling fitter these days.
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He's a kitchen fitter and cabinet maker, and he showed me the ropes.
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Goodman, 63, first debuted his fitter figure in October at the Trumbo premiere.
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But airlines now are bigger and fitter than they were after 9/11.
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"All the players are fit, but we have to be fitter," she said.
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That he gets fitter – and saves money – is just a bonus, he said.
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Diets and exercise programs promise a healthier, fitter life in mere weeks -- sometimes days.
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Ciara Newton and her father, who spent decades as a pipe fitter and ironworker.
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As the rich get fitter, what are we doing for the rest of society?
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Who doesn't want to get thinner, fitter, richer, more successful — or just be happier?
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Fitter and stronger in the lower body, she is generating new power and penetration.
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" Over time, Mr. Fitter said, the priest "got more possessive and things got weirder.
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"The world is a better place and a safer place now," Mr. Fitter said.
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I love my body right now and will keep working to get fitter and stronger.
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"We braced for the worst," Brody's dad, Corey Smith, 41, a pipe fitter, tells PEOPLE.
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Under António Horta Osório, its chief executive since 22019, it has become slimmer and fitter.
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These savings will release money to spend on making the merged bank fitter to compete.
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"I'm happy, I feel great, and I'm getting fitter and stronger every day," she said.
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For the same reason, marines tend to be fitter than their counterparts in the Army.
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Kimmay Caldwell, 34, an undergarment educator and expert bra fitter, thinks this will eventually shift.
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" She believes, she added, that "you have to be fitter than the play you're doing.
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Her father, Ralph, worked as a pipe fitter in the Bethlehem Steel shipyards in Quincy.
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Boston • The Pipe Fitter By Carlo Rotella From the job site in Roxbury where he works as a union pipe fitter, Nate Awan can see the building that once housed the Phillis Wheatley Middle School, from which he was expelled for fighting and other misbehavior.
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The government has pepped up USA Inc with some backslapping, but has not made it fitter.
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"At 68, I'm far fitter than I was at 52 when [my diet] started," he says.
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If you're getting fitter and stronger, you may well increase in weight, as you add muscle.
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Most body transformation images show people who go from overweight or obese to thinner and fitter.
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Diet anything was all the rage in the '80s as people embraced a fitter, healthier lifestyle.
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His father is a pipe fitter with United Association Local 20183, a union in Worcester, Mass.
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Loyalty trumps experience: Hungary's biggest media mogul is a former pipe fitter from Mr. Orban's hometown.
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By the time his younger, fitter rivals realized his lead was insurmountable, it was too late.
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"I don't regret cycling to school because it keeps me fitter, every single day," she said.
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Yassin cannot always find work, since the local farmers prefer younger, fitter workers — people like Ismail.
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"Making that NATO alliance fitter and faster, fairer burden-sharing is the key here," Fallon said.
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His father is a pipe fitter with United Association Local 4, a union in Worcester, Mass.
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Visual-effects studios in Hollywood transpose actors' faces onto the bodies of fitter, more disposable stunt doubles.
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I am much fitter now so I will have more time on the field and that's good.
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Becker, who long appeared to struggle to find his footing in middle age, looks happier and fitter.
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"There will always be someone who is younger, hotter, thinner, perkier, fitter, or better endowed," she said.
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While becoming fitter and leaner happens at the same time for some people, they don't for me.
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The drugs allow athletes to train harder and recover more quickly, so they become stronger and fitter.
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A former pipe fitter in Minnesota who shot speedballs with a mother of three got 11 years.
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New research suggests first-time marathon runners may experience a range of health benefits beyond getting fitter.
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First of all, they're much fitter, have much more muscle and [are] just better-looking aesthetically, in general.
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Patrick is looking fitter and in some ways younger than he did when he was last in office.
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"Finally, we are fitter and putting runs on the board but remain shy of championship fitness," he added.
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So not only does it look good, but it will help her to get fitter and stay healthy.
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Mr Major campaigned as a "working-class boy from Brixton", but he hardly talked like a pipe-fitter.
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Christensen revealed that she was "a little fitter" during her first pregnancy, when she continued to do hikes.
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The opposite is true, however, for a structure dubbed the Star, in which fitter mutations spread more effectively.
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Yes, it's pricey, and Peloton is certainly preying on people's dreams of having a fitter, more chiseled physique.
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I think with the fitness part of it—the fitter the players are, the quicker the decisions are.
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Meanwhile, a millennial might meticulously outline a work-out plan in their planner to feel fitter and healthier.
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Working hard for less thrill has its fans, and they tend to be fitter than their joyriding cousins.
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Mr. Meszaros, a former gas-fitter with little previous business experience, has since won many more public procurements.
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Certainly he looks physically fitter than Trump who very much has the physique of a fast food enthusiast.
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But as they become fitter, those same muscles respond more efficiently, using less energy for the same work.
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Curating your Instagram feed can be a game-changer in helping you find the motivation to get fitter.
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Now, almost one year in, I'm happier, fitter and stronger but—disclaimer—it didn't make my transition faster.
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As you grow fitter, you have to do more and more aerobic exercise to see the gains, she explains.
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Silicon Valley evangelists want us to believe that technology will lead us to become fitter, happier, more productive citizens.
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The couple even competed in a fun workout challenge for Vogue in March to see who's the fitter partner.
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Woe betide the foreman who got a fitter to change a fuse, or a toolmaker to adjust a nozzle.
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Fitness goals Happy birthday to the 98-year-old veteran from Oregon who is fitter than we'll ever be.
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But I guess I'm fitter than many people might expect from someone who eats fast food for a living.
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Cruise is now 56, and while obviously fitter than most mortals, he looks closer to his age than ever.
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Or if you have been exercising with intervals and feeling no fitter, perhaps jog for a month or two.
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"Sometimes I feel like a man without a party," said Reggie Dickerson, 54, a pipe fitter from eastern Kentucky.
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Abu Farhan had studied physical education at university in Homs before the war and was working as a kitchen fitter.
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The drive to complete the arduous ironman came from Pitt's desire to be fitter than she has ever been before.
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We have under-cooked them from a fitness point of view, they'll be a lot faster and fitter come Rio.
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Really, the fitter you are and the better condition you're in, the less likely it is that this will happen.
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You too may find that this simple step into the breach of social engagement online can make you… Fitter. Happier.
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A year later, they upgraded to a pilot program offered by the insurer to get fitter, healthier and more energized.
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For 165 of the 180 minutes of this round of 16 tie, Tottenham had seemed faster, fitter, sharper and stronger.
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Mr. Cruise is now 56, and while obviously fitter than most mortals, he looks closer to his age than ever.
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Surely the robot-voiced, tuneless protagonist of "Fitter, Happier" would now be uploading his daily exercise data to the cloud.
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Though there still was an emphasis on a thin body, there was also emphasis on a healthier and fitter body.
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The first stage is the eugenic period, defined by a starkly racist confidence in efforts to engineer a fitter species.
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"Nobody knows how it will end up," said aircraft fitter George Burnside, 56, who has worked for Bombardier for 27 years.
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And while that quick workout might not improve your speed skating performance, it will make you a fitter, more efficient person.
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If I had to pick either one [fitting the popular feminine norm or being muscular], I would always pick getting fitter.
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Also, the fitter you become, the less intense any given exercise becomes for you, so your workouts should be constantly evolving.
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On average, urban dwellers who commute via walking, biking or public transportation are fitter than suburban commuters who drive to work.
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"Now that she's reached this point, she wants to lose more, to be fitter than she was before the pregnancy," says Bouraima.
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The Antarctic population is generally younger and fitter than the average US population, so they're less likely to have a medical emergency.
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So the employees may have been leaner and fitter, but it is possible that workplace pressure to produce more meant greater stress.
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We'll touch on why jogging sucks and how to get fitter while either having fun or exerting the least amount of effort.
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He worked as a pipe fitter and air-conditioning installer and frequented country music venues before moving to California to write music.
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The groups continued their routines for two years, by the end of which time the exercisers were fitter than they had been.
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Serra's experience of heavy industry at the city's docks, while his father worked there as a pipe fitter, affected him for life.
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La escritora Fawn Fitter se apuntó como donadora; esto es lo que vio de la "vida" en la Granja de los Cuerpos.
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The viewer reasoned Raymond should be slimmer if she wants to keep her job and not lose it to a younger, fitter woman.
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Without it, we don't have much at all, so we're always thinking about what we can do to be healthier, fitter, and stronger.
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I often say that we have gone through a three-year diet and we have exercised, too, so we are fitter than ever.
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However, we do have some data on leaner, fitter subjects using another popular form of intermittent fasting known as the 16:8 Diet.
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They now offer 45 different occupations, with mechatronics fitter (technology combining electronics and mechanical engineering), tool mechanic and industrial mechanic the most popular.
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But together, 100 million of us wearing wristbands could uncover some truly valuable insights into what works to make us healthier and fitter.
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Experts like Linda Becker, the fitter at Linda's bra salon in Manhattan, recommend rechecking your bra fit every six months to a year.
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He made the boys wrestle in Speedo swimsuits, saying that they risked getting caught on loose fabric and injuring themselves, Mr. Fitter said.
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Still, if his bold plan succeeds, Mr Flannery will in time have moulded a humbler but fitter GE that may yet endure another century.
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"First of all, [my Dark Phoenix doubles are] much fitter, have much more muscle and [are] just better-looking aesthetically, in general," she said.
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China looked the fitter team in the closing stages and created a number of opportunities, but could not capitalize to improve their goal difference.
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Things may currently be unhelpfully overheated; some think a recession might clear out some badly run companies and lower costs for the fitter survivors.
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Getting fitter and stronger is great, if that's your goal, but constantly checking the scales to see how much you weigh just isn't helpful.
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On the field, players are lighter and fitter than their 15s counterparts, the better to cope with sevens' greater emphasis on speed and hustle.
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Gene therapies may make us fitter for space, but if we want to colonize new worlds, humans would want to breed a new race.
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On the track "Fitter Happier," Thom Yorke uses exercise as one of the props to reflect the unemotional and cold values of modern society.
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In other words, you'll get fitter, stronger, and more adaptable for all kinds of activities, from running a race to dancing all night long.
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He's worked extremely hard at getting himself fitter... He's shown he is not just a good defender but also his capabilities on the ball.
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Over the next year or so we will discover if Auction AfterSale was one of the fitter ideas in the Darwinian online art market.
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Adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr.
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Her father was a pipe fitter at International Harvester, the agricultural manufacturer; her mother stayed home to look after Brenda and her six sisters.
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The actor has been looking fitter than ever lately after saying he wanted to lose the weight he gained for his role in War Dogs.
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Older adults with poor fitness levels have more deterioration of white matter in their brains, according to a new study, compared with their fitter peers.
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Lőrinc Mészáros, a former pipe fitter from Felcsút who connected with Orbán on the soccer field, in 21945, won a slew of state construction contracts.
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In six months, your body is definitely going to be fitter, but you're also going to be able to push yourself to a harder place.
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"There's always expectations that your leading characters onscreen are going to look slightly heroic, fitter than everybody else, more beautiful than everybody else," said Pearce.
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But also know that every step you take moves you farther away from an untimely meeting with it—and makes you fitter as a result.
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Hill has been looking fitter than ever as of late, after saying he wanted to lose the weight he gained for his role in War Dogs.
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I'm actually quite happy with how I'm looking and feeling so far but I know I can be a lot better, fitter, stronger, healthier and leaner.
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Dogfighting is so rare today that a state-of-the-art F/A-18E splashing a museum-worthy SU-22 Fitter rates a Distinguished Flying Cross.
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As a longtime power lifter, Dr. O'Connor said he relates to a lot of his patients and understands their desire to be bigger, stronger and fitter.
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Among other things, such play provides the opportunity to get fitter and improve motor coordination (this has been shown in several species of mammals, including humans).
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Ms. Safir became a seamstress, working her way up to a fitter position at Giorgio Armani while finding clients to sell her creations on the side.
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His father works as a golf-club fitter in the Dallas-Fort Worth area at TaylorMade Golf Company, a manufacture of golf clubs in Carlsbad, Calif.
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The bride's father, who worked in Greenville, was a welder, pipe fitter and labor union organizer for United Mine Workers of America and for United Association.
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He's running with weights, and that's going to keep him way fitter than some of us that are just out here saying whatever thought crosses our mind.
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I can only speak from my personal experience this week but it's showed me I'm much fitter and more productive when I listen to my body clock.
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Lorinc Meszaros, the mayor of the village and a former pipe fitter, has virtually overnight become one of Hungary's richest men, the owner of several regional newspapers.
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At first, Renton seems the furthest removed, both geographically and emotionally, from his 20s, looking far fitter and centered than the smart-ass we met in Trainspotting.
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Full Figured Fitness is about challenging the stereotypes of fitness and encouraging plus-size people to share their stories and create understanding and helping people get fitter.
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We have more information available, more health products on the market, and more gyms than ever before, so why aren't we healthier and fitter than ever before?
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Yes, the Mavericks play in Dallas, and yes, that's where Romo spent 14 years with the Cowboys before the younger, fitter Dak Prescott was favored over him.
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His father was a pipe fitter at the United States Steel mill in Fairless Hills, Pa. The bride was a widow and the groom was a widower.
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While in-game posters and billboards promised a "fitter, smarter, sexier you," Dante would ultimately discover that Virility was made from the secretions of an ancient Succubus.
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Office improvements are designed to make white-collar employees—and prospective recruits, many of whom expect to be coddled—feel fitter, happier and, employers hope, more productive.
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"We were actually encouraged to talk about that statistic," said Carrie Gergely, who worked as a Victoria's Secret bra fitter and store manager from 2003 to 2008.
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Robert J. Davis is editor-in-chief of Everwell and co-author of "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day."
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Robert J. Davis is editor-in-chief of Everwell and co-author of Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day.
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A naturalist named Richard Fitter walked the fields of Oxfordshire, England, for more than half a century, faithfully recording the first flowering dates of 385 plant species.
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Still, Arnulfo Abad, 51, the engine-room fitter, who has spent most of the last three decades on cargo ships, said he was grateful for the work.
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Daryl Weathers, a ship fitter on the Abner Read, said Wednesday he was surprised by the news they had found the World War II ship's sheared stern.
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"There's a certain sense of satisfaction after having had three children and being 41 years old, and actually feeling probably fitter and stronger than ever," she said.
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Austin Davis, 29, was a pipe fitter from Riverside, California, who was at the concert with his friend Thomas Day, who also was killed, the Press Enterprise reported.
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A professional bra fitter will not only tell you what works and what doesn't, but she'll make sure you leave with the best styles that work for you.
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"We're interested in this technology because it offers the theoretical advantage that the male flies are fitter, meaning it will be cheaper and more efficient," Windsor told me.
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Abu Farhan, a student and part-time kitchen fitter, joined the first protests in the central Syrian city of Homs and went on to became an opposition activist.
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"If manufacturers thought this would be beneficial it's highly likely they would have done it by now because production would be easier," golf club fitter Mark Woodward said.
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More from VICE: If you're motivated enough to consistently hit the gym week after week, there's only one downside: Becoming fitter is only going to get more difficult.
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In fact, I'm more determined than ever to maintain the loss and to continue working hard to become fitter, stronger, and healthier for the rest of my life.
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It's only when rest and recovery is appropriate that the body is able to adapt from that stress to become fitter, stronger, faster—or whatever you're training toward.
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"Today, fitness companies help enthusiasts get fitter, but no one has focused on serving the larger, rapidly growing population of people who are not getting enough physical activity."
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In essence, the fitter people in this group were, the more robust their white matter looked, and the better they performed on tests of memory and thinking skills.
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But Future is building the closest thing to "press button, pay money, get fitter" — which in the end looks like getting someone to enthusiastically shame/support us from afar.
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Making employees fitter so you can work them a lot harder seems rather like drilling your infantry on an assault course before sending them to face the machine guns.
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Here's a taster of the best places and cuisines that could help you eat yourself fitter: Live long and eat "The fundamentals are minimally processed plant foods," says Katz.
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Beyond simply helping them stay fitter and giving them more appreciation for their employer and job, there are tangible benefits to the companies which purchase their insurance from CXA.
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Put them together in the accompanying workouts (check them out on slide five) with a few bonus moves that everyone knows, and you'll see yourself getting fitter every day.
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From the first bell onwards, the Prince's opponent looked sharper, fitter and, for once, meaner than him, catching him with thunderous punches again and again as the bout progressed.
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"Frailer people should see a health professional for such exercise to be prescribed but fitter people can attend a local gym or community exercise class," Sherrington said by email.
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She has spoken candidly about her struggles to return to peak physical condition after giving birth, and she arrived here looking fitter than she had since before her pregnancy.
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" Still, said Skye, "I'm nowhere near as fit as I was pre-baby and I do want to get fitter and build more muscle but again, that will take time.
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She told the jury her dad spent decades as a pipe fitter and ironworker, a job that took him to many of the East Bay oil refineries, including Shell's Martinez.
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The release marks the second act for Jumpin Labs, which has been focused on developing a better email to make people fitter, happier, and more productive since launching in 2015.
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The former fitter, who has worked at sole Olympic stone suppliers Kays Curling for 216 years, also expects to have his hackles raised by some of the accompanying television commentary.
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The trouble is despite all being at an age when mere mortals begin winding down their careers, the top three appear fitter and hungrier than ever to reach new milestones.
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There are a lot of deals on smartwatches and fitness trackers at the moment, which is great news for anyone hoping to get healthier, stronger, faster, or fitter this year.
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Typically, women with extremely dense breasts tend to be fitter or have a lower BMI; they are often younger and may be taking hormone therapy to ease their menopause symptoms.
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I do it to be fitter and faster and more disciplined in general, but in the back of my mind I think it would be a good skill to have.
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While the visuals are pretty over the top (think fire-filled CrossFit montages), the video somehow manages to inspire me—a non-juicer—to be a fitter, kinder, more ambitious person.
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Lacking a fitter partner or a network of helpful neighbors and caring family members, older residents can end up feeling isolated, unable to do basic errands or keep up their property.
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Mr. Fitter said Mr. Capparelli recruited young men "with a certain look" — clean cut and athletic — for the club, befriending them and taking them to the movies or out for pizza.
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"I've always believed that the fitter you are and the more time you find to look after yourself, the more time you'll have for everyone else," Branson says in the new post.
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In Syria, 14 strikes near six cities hit six tactical units and destroyed three fighting positions, two cranes, a pipeline fitter truck and other targets, according to the statement released on Monday.
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The superbugs - malaria parasites that can beat off the best current treatments, artemisinin and piperaquine - have spread throughout Cambodia, with even fitter multidrug resistant parasites spreading in southern Laos and northeastern Thailand.
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How can my body, which I condition daily to become fitter, faster, and stronger than the day before, rebel against my programming and yearn for a beverage that can sabotage my efforts?
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With less than three weeks to go until the royal wedding, Prince Harry has been hitting the gym with increased frequency, looking a little fitter than he did this time last year.
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My risk of developing all the obesity-related diseases that are so prevalent in my family — diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure— has dramatically reduced and I'm fitter and happier than ever.
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Yeah, and just whether listening to music can make you fitter while you're training – I always seem to have a better leg day when I'm listening to some gnarly drum and bass.
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Those that are fitter to survive in their environment live to pass on their characteristics to the next generation, while the less fit ones don't (survival of the fittest or natural selection).
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Yet, as late night simultaneously underwent its own demographic shift, a roster of hosts who skewed increasingly younger took to the suit with relish, dressing like fitter, hipper versions of their dads.
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Then I remember what a privilege it is to be able to do something that actually makes us fitter, stronger and even happier December is a TOUGH month with parties, booze, food.
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By tracking your gradual progress, you can see what is and isn't working for you, and seeing the hurdles you've overcome can serve as a valuable motivator as you continue to get fitter.
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He hit his stride immediately after his release, dropping the Mike Will-produced "First Day Out Tha Feds," looking fitter, rapping with more focus and energy than he ever had in the past.
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After Williams made two brief and ultimately underwhelming comeback appearances in March at the BNP Paribas Open and the Miami Open, she decided to take more time off to regroup and get fitter.
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We would like to officially apologise if you have no intention of being more active or getting fitter this year, because most of the deals available right now have a strong fitness theme.
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Dr. Repple was surprised to find that there were visible differences between the brains of "fitter" and "less fit" people, and they translated to brain health and better cognitive performance, Dr. Repple says.
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Raonic, the No. 13 seed, said he felt fitter, faster and more confident in going to the net more frequently, and all that combined to produce his first win on Melbourne Park's center court.
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To keep him smart and even fitter, I serve it in a multi-cupped contraption that forces him to fish the bits out with his paws, not just stick his face in the bowl.
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All signs point to him having come out of the race well, and his Triple Crown-winning trainer Bob Baffert says he looks stronger and fitter than he did before his earlier two races.
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She certainly looks quicker and fitter, and should remain so if the right ankle she rolled in the fourth round continues to leave her in peace, as it appeared to do on Tuesday night.
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He shrank BP, but the drastic diet left Dudley in charge of a company fitter than some of rivals when the next challenge hit in the form of 2014's collapse in oil prices.
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Eventually, I hardly struggled with the fatigue and started exercising regularly again — I had close to a year with no symptoms at all, and felt better and became fitter than I ever had been.
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Getting one isn't a guarantee, either: Queen Elizabeth's bra fitter of 57 years, Rigby & Peller, was stripped of their royal warrant in January 2018 after publishing details of the Queen's bra fittings in a book.
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The Gear Fit2 is purposely going after the fitter set and the software available for it on Android (and Android only) is geared towards people trying to improve run their performance or drop them pounds.
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It is probably no accident that the category of "genius," an obsession of the nineteenth century, coincided with the emergence of the pseudoscience of race, which held that certain peoples were genetically fitter than others.
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I decide to buy some padded men's briefs with butt pads from another company and, two days later—I love Amazon Prime—I have the components of for a trimmer, fitter, more bootylicious-looking me.
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To that end, it's also important to keep in mind that, generally speaking, a person of normal weight who exercises regularly and eats healthfully will almost always be fitter than a similarly diligent overweight person.
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If you want to pedal your way to a fitter and healthier you, there's no need to drop $509.153 a class to spin with strangers and an instructor whose playlist is composed of mostly The Chainsmokers.
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Or that "Eat Y'Self Fitter"—a defining track of the band's 1983 classic Perverted by Language, another Fall title that could have served as their motto—was ultimately about isolation and alienation in the digital age?
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" Penelope, who hasn't had sex in ages, thinks to herself: "It had been a long time since she'd been seen in a state of undress by anyone other than the matronly bra-fitter at Marks & Spencer.
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After battling bouts of depression, bladder infections and weight gain, I've taken up regular exercise in recent years and am now much fitter, generally in good health and have a moderately optimistic view of the future.
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Lea Jones, who met with Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, said in an interview that her home was ruined and that her husband, a pipe fitter and welder, lost all his tools during the storm.
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland — When President Trump championed his "America first" trade policy during the election campaign, George Burnside could not have known that he, a veteran aircraft fitter, would be among the policy's first potential casualties.
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One of his accusers, Rich Fitter, said he had been raped by Mr. Capparelli as a teenager after meeting him through a Catholic after-school program in Union County, where the priest ran a wrestling club.
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But Fox will tell an audience at the International Financial Services Forum later on Monday that he is convinced the City of London will "emerge fitter, stronger and more dynamic than ever" once the Brexit dust settles.
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Barry Hough, a 58-year-old fitter who is the only one of the group who is certain that he will vote to leave the EU, joked that he would probably not believe the company's message anyway.
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I went on a personal quest for fitness and when I did that my life radically changed, not just because I was fitter, but for most of my adult life I only slept 3 or 4 hours.
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I feel marginally fitter (I can do mountain climbers now!), but am also finding it increasingly difficult to fathom a life in which I get up at 20193 AM and do this every day of the week.
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As we move toward a world where anyone can tell the public how to be healthier, happier, fitter, or safer, fact-checkers aren't just necessary for a functional democracy -- we need them for a functional population, period.
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"Beautiful time of day, nice and warm, different to Japan, but look, these boys are fit, fitter than I am, as you can see," the 28-year-old said between gasps on the side of the training pitch.
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Not an Ostrich contains photographs from these collections, depicting every ethnicity, most major religions, and many different professions from seamstress to pipe fitter, fishermen, farmers, ranchers, food processing assembly lines, maritime sailors, grape pickers, fashion models, and photographers.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)How much should you drink to stay hydrated during exercise?
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While the fitter you are, the harder you'll have to work to hit your 2818 percent VO22.2 max, most people will reach theirs when doing any high-intensity total-body or compound workouts like rowing, sprinting, or circuits.
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"Most of the people out there that want to become fitter or healthier are reverting to choices that have been there for decades, like going to the gym or running but without broader context or understanding," Sobhani said.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)I have a confession: I don't mind exercise-related pain.
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But in the end, he was the fitter and more consistent force and prevailed, 224-24, 25-53, 25-4 (22016-7), 6-3, 6-2, to earn a date with Gaël Monfils in the round of 16.
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Markle Jr. is a window fitter living in Oregon whose drunken arrest for menacing, pointing a firearm at another person, and unlawful use of a weapon made headlines last year because of his connection to Prince Harry's new girlfriend.
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Fitter, quicker and happy in her private life, she is 9-0 in 2016 after winning her opening tournament of the year in Brisbane, and she has yet to drop a set, or even come close to dropping one.
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The 70-year-old allotment-botherer "is much fitter than me, and I'm 31," insisted Laura Pidcock, another devout shadow minister, who said the leaked comments from Whitehall showed that the establishment was "immensely threatened by our electoral prospects".
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Despite rising awareness and spending on a fitter lifestyle — one study suggests millennials spend more on fitness than on college tuition — the overall time Americans spend on leisure and sports declined over the past five years by 237.1 percent.
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Most of us probably think that cardiovascular fitness, which in broad, scientific terms is the ability to get oxygen and energy to muscles, is built with diligent exercise, and that the more we work out, the fitter we become.
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Ali returned to Britain in 2016 and gave the impression that he had returned to his former life training and working as a gas fitter and plumber but by March 2017 he was planning a terror attack in London.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Drivers are fitter and more prepared than ever Formula One team bosses said on Friday, denying Lewis Hamilton's claims that F1 had become so easy physically that youngsters could step into the cockpit without doing any hard work.
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Austin William Davis According to Lana Haddox of Bellingham, Washington, her grandson Davis was a warm-hearted 21-year-old pipe fitter from Riverside, California, who enjoyed playing softball with his friends and loved to fish, especially at Lake Havasu.
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They explained that while the C580Y mutation does not necessarily make the parasite more drug-resistant, it does have other qualities that make it more risky - notably it appears to be fitter, more transmissible and able to spreading more widely.
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While you sit at an uninspiring job, pretending to be doing work you might reflect on your former, richer fitter self as you wait to for the day to end for a few mindless hours of a Netflix original series.
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Eugenics and dog breeding share the same language and misconceptions, Pedercini noted—the term "mongrel" was applied to both dogs and humans, and in the golden age of eugenics in America, there were "fitter family" contests similar to dog shows.
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He learned to play as a child in the 1980s in his family's freezing cold garage in southeast London, and after climbing the local circuit eventually quit his job as a car mechanic and tire fitter to play professionally full-time.
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Dalton is well aware that Ellison and Russell Coutts, his chief adviser and former skipper, were on to something when they chose new-age catamarans that made the sport faster and edgier and forced the crews to become younger and fitter.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)For some people, summer is the time to head indoors to exercise.
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Always a great defender and counterpuncher with a capacity to hit the crowd-pleasing shot, Kerber has made her big move by getting fitter and even quicker, by attacking with more frequency and by making subtle improvements to her still vulnerable serve.
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Beyond making the Cavaliers younger and fitter, those trades didn't exactly elevate Koby Altman, Cleveland's general manager, to the larcenous level of Danny Ainge, the Celtics' impresario whose managerial touch in personnel operations has turned everything but the Celtics' uniforms to gold.
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Shortly after Hurricane Harvey flooded Houston, I attended a service in a tiny Pentecostal church just across the state border in Louisiana with an elderly pipe fitter and a high school custodian, both Trump voters, climate science skeptics and critics of government spending.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)We often hear about the importance of stretching, especially after exercise, to improve flexibility.
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In fact, the corporate drone may have political correctness inflicted on him even more aggressively than your average pipe fitter does — by everyone from his HR department to his sensitivity-training facilitator — while still seeing his job at risk of being offshored.
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Though I still struggle to make it to the end of Charlotte Crosby's Three Minute Body Blitz without crying because I let Richard Callender down again, I'm still faster, fitter and more enthusiastic than the majority of guys I've played with or against.
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"Whether it be shorter drilling times or larger amounts of oil produced per well, there is no doubt that the U.S. shale industry has emerged from the $30 a barrel oil world we lived in a year ago much leaner and fitter," it added.
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Kubica was tipped as a future champion before a 2011 rally accident partially severed his right arm, and while there are some lingering doubts about his ability to race without full movement the Pole has said he has no problems and is fitter than ever.
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One of Mr. Capparelli's accusers, Rich Fitter, told The New York Times in March that he had been raped by Mr. Capparelli as a teenager after meeting him through a Catholic after-school program in Union County, N.J., where the priest ran a wrestling club.
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In case you needed more proof that Jennifer Lopez at 50 is hotter, fitter, and just plain better than you at any age, here's a video of the Hustlers star nailing some of the most iconic dances in music video history without breaking a sweat.
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Phys Ed At the age of 105, the French amateur cyclist and world-record holder Robert Marchand is more aerobically fit than most 50-year-olds — and appears to be getting even fitter as he ages, according to a revelatory new study of his physiology.
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Importantly, this study doesn't tell us whether we get fitter or stronger when working out as an individual versus a group, but it does suggest that group settings are better when it comes to the psychological and emotional aspects of working out (an understated benefit of exercise).
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A childhood friend of Orbán and the mayor of the town where he spent his youth — a former gas fitter named Lorinc Mészáros — bought a TV station of his own as well as the only company that publishes local newspapers in nearly every county in Hungary.
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"We do feel that the levies that are put on are unfair and will be detrimental to jobs in Northern Ireland," Ron McDowell, 42, who has been an aerospace fitter for 25 years, told Reuters outside parliament in London, where workers had gathered for a protest.
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We're born with certain physical characteristics and we can change them and get fitter, but if I want to know whether I've gotten the most out of myself, if I look back at my running career and say, did I run as fast as I could have?
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Between the improved pacing strategy, the flatter and faster course, and the upgrade in footwear, it's not hard to believe that this fitter, faster version of Kipchoge will prevail on Saturday and become the first person in history to run a marathon in under two hours.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)Periodically, we see reports that scientists are closer to developing a pill that would mimic the benefits of exercise.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)You've likely heard that regular exercise can reduce the risk of chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes or osteoporosis.
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Ahead, Ra'el Cohen, vice president of design and product development, ThirdLove; Heidi Zak, cofounder of ThirdLove; Bernadette, fitter at New York's Town Shop; and Jenny Altman, intimates expert and brand consultant at I Love A Good share the most surprising things you might not know about bras that will probably change your life.
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"Keep yourself as fit and healthy as possibly by eating right and doing moderate exercise every day, " said Kathryn Hauer, a certified financial planner with Wilson David Investment Advisors in Aiken, S.C. "Unavoidable health crises can hit hard, but the fitter you are, the better you will be able to weather them."
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My friends and I all seemed to be taking stock — considering having kids or feeling exhausted by new parenthood, searching for meaning in careers or seeking balance after working nonstop in our 303s — and speculating all the while thanks to social media if others were enjoying happier relationships, better jobs, and fitter bodies.
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Other insects, for example, are easily blasted with radiation to effectively sterilize them, but when such experiments were done in mosquitoes, they have been too weak to mate—which is a problem, because the idea is to get these mutant mosquitoes to mate in the wild, thus taking mating opportunities away from fitter competitors.
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" On the importance of fitness:"I know that if I get a workout in before I go to work, I will have a better day after I've given my body that jumpstart ... I will feel better, I will feel fuller, I'll feel fitter, I'll feel stronger, I'll feel more ready, and I'll feel more present.
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I think about mine now quite a bit, ever since a hot July day in 2011 when my eyes started telling me conflicting stories about the nature of the world as I huffed and strained to keep up with my far fitter son running up a steep trail in the woods near my home.
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Pearce wasn't the first U.S. player to return to the field following childbirth—that would be Joy Fawcett in 1994, followed by Carla Overbeck, Kate Markgraf, and others—but her success and longevity in the sport showed that women could not only play after childbirth; they could come back stronger and fitter than ever.
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Perhaps it's now in the loft, or the basement, if you're one of those people with "floors" where they live, and "stairs," rather than "holes" and "don't worry about it, it's probably nothing, but if it gets any worse, here's the number for an emergency gas fitter" Post-it notes taped to the boiler.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)Some fitness gurus recommend working out first thing in the morning because that's when you're least likely to have scheduling conflicts and therefore more likely to exercise regularly.
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TEM—who have previously worked with Lady Gaga, James Blake, Yugo Nakamura, and Primal Scream—used customized projectors with a realtime 3D game engine to effectively "paint" the catwalk space as an OK Computer "Fitter Happier"-type robot voice spoke text from The Universal Sigh, a free newspaper Radiohead released alongside 2011's The King Of Limbs.
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Against a big-punching boxer with a greater reach, he fought cautiously and attacked in bursts, conserving his energy while encouraging his impatient foe to waste much of his own in search of an elusive KO. Puritty soaked up brutal punishment to his high guard, coaxing his younger, sprightlier and fitter opponent into ever more draining feats of athleticism and taking a few big clumps along the way.
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According to the American Time Use Survey from 2015, the poorest quartile of the population gets about half the exercise of the wealthiest quartile: If you look at the trends over time, that gap is at best persistent, and at worst widening: This entrenched exercise inequality — the rich getting fitter, the poor falling behind — also points to how exercise in America should be evolving: We need to make physical activity more accessible, not more expensive and exclusive.
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