Chicago flexed its muscles in the fifth to tie it.
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The groups have increasingly flexed their muscles in state elections.
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America has long flexed its Drug War muscles in countries like
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I haven't used a lot of these muscles in many, many years.
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They would discover two major muscles in his shoulder were completely gone.
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Recently Russia has been flexing its muscles in the Black Sea region.
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Underwood showed off her famous leg muscles in a sculptural belted dress.
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Dolphins use muscles in their nasal air passages to produce learned sounds.
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They're made to pick up signals from muscles in the residual limb.
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Here, the muscles in his face have contorted to reflect this effort.
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The Swedish actor showed off some serious muscles in The Legend of Tarzan.
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NIRSCHL EXERCISE: By stretching the muscles in their forearms, players avoid tennis elbow.
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Turkey flexes muscles in northern Syria Last week, things got a little clearer.
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I watched the muscles in the driver's arms tighten as he shifted gears.
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Ozone can affect the lungs, causing the muscles in the airways to constrict.
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The tights support my muscles in the right way, which helps me go longer.
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So, how can you tell if you're working the right muscles in a squat?
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In particular, you'll notice tightness in the muscles in your shoulders, neck, and back.
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The Russian-Chinese military partnership has already been flexing its muscles in the region.
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You have six muscles in your eye sockets; feel them all go limp.3.
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The Pentagon has also flexed its muscles in North Korea's backyard in recent weeks.
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Acupuncture can stimulate certain nerves and muscles in the body and improve energy flow.
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The researchers also attached electrodes to eight of the muscles in the volunteers' legs.
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The muscles in your legs are burning, and your arms feel like Jell-O.
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I looked down at the shrunken muscles in my feet, at my paralyzed toes.
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I love the feel of my shoulders and back, and the muscles in my legs.
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But it's not just China that is flexing military muscles in the South China Sea.
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She is only stopped after she is unable to move any muscles in her face.
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Muhammad bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince, is flexing his muscles in Yemen and beyond.
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Evolution is partly to blame, for putting breathing holes and muscles in the wrong place.
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That tops off the fuel for your muscles in the form of glycogen (for carbs).
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It also overbuilds muscles in a disproportionate way and puts undo stress on the spine.
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"You start to gain muscles in places you didn't know muscles could grow," Franklin said.
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Twerking is a movement that results from manipulating the fat and muscles in your butt.
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Turns out, those shoes are actually giving the muscles in your feet quite the workout.
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After a few more rounds the muscles in my shoulders and neck began to ache.
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Then the second viola muscles in like an unwelcome memory with a coldly insistent motif.
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Working the body's muscles, in effect, changed brain cells in ways that increase neuron numbers.
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She left her husband and children in Beirut to flex her artistic muscles in Paris.
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But in most of those experiments, the unused limb was not completely immobilized with a cast and scientists did not focus on specific muscles, making it difficult to know whether exercising certain muscles in one limb affects all muscles in the other or only some.
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He could still communicate with the aid of a computer and the muscles in his cheek.
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I'd irritated I don't know what, some of the muscles in the back of my neck.
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His cock grew harder, the muscles in his arms flexing as his hips picked up speed.
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State attorneys general should begin to flex their legal muscles in a quest of bipartisan justice.
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But for now, it is interesting to see the Mets flex their muscles in unexpected ways.
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Trump flexes his muscles in primaries Progressives weren't the only ones who had a banner night.
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He had softly defined muscles in his chest and arms from his daily push-ups routine.
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The parts of his body that are visible are boasting muscles in places that defy anatomy.
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Click through to see which shops are flexing their markdown muscles in the next few days.
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Yes, bubble gum keeps the muscles in your mouth occupied, but it's often devoid of nutrients.
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They rubbed the muscles in his arms, they felt his ears, they stared into his face.
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Céline Dion has the muscles — in both mind and body — to brush off her body shamers.
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Eventually, muscles in the diaphragm and chest wall begin to break down, affecting the ability to breathe.
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But prions were also scattered throughout the cornea, lens, and other muscles in and around the eye.
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The Australian HIIT instructor flaunted her abs (and her arm muscles) in a new Instagram photo Thursday.
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She suggests stretching out tense muscles in order to release the pressure of a high-stress atmosphere.
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We have 43 muscles in our faces that help communicate and convey emotion in surprisingly complex ways.
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This massager kit warms up, loosens, and relaxes the sore and stiff muscles in your shoulder area.
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Not only is yoga super relaxing, it's great for loosening up those tight muscles in your back.
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And the UK is well overdue in flexing its not inconsiderable diplomatic muscles in the Middle East.
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In the 229 remake of Knight Rider, Meghan shows off her muscles in a boxing scene. 14.
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A beautiful little yoghurt for breakfast because the muscles in your mouth have become vessels of nausea?
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An effective pump routine usually involves working muscles in isolation, explosively and with little rest between sets.
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The best exercises, mental or otherwise, encourage you to stretch your muscles in more than one direction.
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Even if it was Donald Trump's fault — it's his way of flexing his muscles, in a way.
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He wasted no time flexing his muscles in the Royals' eighth victory over the last 21 games.
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As the advisers tested his flexibility, Li said, they tore hamstring muscles in both of his legs.
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One species relaxed its muscles in water high in carbon dioxide, so that its shell gaped open.
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"I woke up the next day with Bell's palsy" — a paralysis of the muscles in the face.
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There's the wildebeest, which might just have the most efficient muscles in nature (don't tell The Rock).
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A bronchodilator, albuterol acts quickly to relax muscles in airways, helping improve air flow to the lungs.
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They're flexing muscles in ways that can easily call to mind excesses from the dot-com era.
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The other eight students, though, began a workout program that targeted the flexor muscles in their wrists.
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The fall left her with a spinal cord injury that has affected muscles in her lower body.
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Once you reach orgasm, the muscles in your vagina, anus, and uterus involuntarily rhythmically contract and then relax.
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A burst of just a few volts, delivered at the right location, triggers specific muscles in the legs.
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Meaning when you are sad you hunch your shoulders and you move your facial muscles in certain ways.
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This exercise gives you optimal hip extension- power in your glutes, the most powerful muscles in ur bod.
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"When I think of closing a hand, it's going to contract certain muscles in my forearm," he says.
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National security hawks are flexing their muscles in Congress following the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
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On Sunday evening Netflix flexed its instantaneous-programming muscles in what marketers like to call an "impactful" way.
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Rosemary essential oil Researchers believe that this oil's anti-inflammatory effects can relax the muscles in your trachea.
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All erectile dysfunction drugs operate on the same smooth, automatic muscles in the body to improve blood flow.
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It's low impact, and ignites your muscles in a gentle way, making it pretty accessible for most bodies.
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His father contracted polio as a toddler, leaving him with underdeveloped muscles in one arm and two legs.
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Apple now tracks your tongue and sees a lot more muscles in your face than it used to.
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Next, the muscles in my hands and lower arms start to seize up, contracting and becoming difficult to move.
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Local businessmen whisper that the RPF muscles in on their operations, demanding a stake and slowly squeezing them out.
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By doing a series of hula hoop exercises, you can tone muscles in nearly every part of your body.
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Its inventor, Michael Furrh, also typically pulls muscles in his back, legs, and both arms just from swinging it.
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If its latest claim is legitimate, it shows the extremist group flexing its muscles in the war-torn region.
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Which means if you're watching this on a laptop, we send our love to the muscles in your neck.
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Hospitals need to be part of larger networks to flex their muscles in negotiations for profitable contracts with insurers.
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He performed for more than a decade in a traveling circus, where he flexed muscles in time to music.
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An EMG test, used to measure the health of muscles in the body, in November finally revealed the truth.
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Psychologist Paul Ekman uses the term "reliable muscles" for the muscles in the face that you can't contract voluntarily.
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That suggests to doctors that his brain is targeting only a few of the many muscles in his tongue.
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By not using the muscles in my throat, I could create a weakness and then have a real problem.
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By applying force to these cables, the system is able to assist the gluteal muscles in powering the legs.
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It came before shareholders flexed their legal muscles in this new environment with the $90 million settlement with 21
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But how the substances would manage to target the specific muscles in question "is a mystery," Dr. Farthing says.
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Writers should also flex their muscles in various genres to not get pigeonholed in a specific area, he said.
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The imposing (and quite purple) space villain flexes his muscles in film's new trailer, which premiered on Friday morning.
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It was early afternoon on a Tuesday, but the muscles in his jaw were slack, his blue eyes vague.
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When you get to the top of your cheekbones, stop, and press tightly, holding the muscles in place. 4.
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As the muscles in his legs grew weaker, he started coaching at practice from a golf cart in 20133.
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"When you are barefoot, you rely on the intrinsic or small muscles in the foot for balance," Dr. Sutera says.
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There's even developmental skills in blowing bubbles -- you're working muscles in your mouth and it helps them with their speech.
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It could also be caused by moving too quickly, not giving the muscles in the anus enough time to relax.
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You have to disconnect the muscles in your lower back and be like – Cho You have to let it swing.
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At first, they told me the study was focused on just using electronic stimulators on my muscles in my forearms.
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But feeling muscles in places that I, for years, thought were just fat deposits was the most gratifying thing ever.
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My shoulders might be hunched permanently, and muscles in my back that I didn't know I had are on fire.
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"It was just good for my brain to flex muscles in different areas and be a bit distracted," she says.
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By detecting light and flexing muscles in response, the skin can rapidly change color and texture to match its surroundings.
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According to the Tribune, Shahan claims he suffered a concussion as well as torn muscles in his back and chest.
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Nerves that originate in the brain or spinal column activate muscles in our body and cause those muscles to move.
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You have 43 muscles in your face, and they're a big part of how your body knows whether you're stressed.
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From annexing Crimea in 2014 fo flying into Estonian airspace in May, Russia is obviously flexing its muscles in Europe.
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With Paul Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock leading the offense, Arizona flexed its muscles in winning the Cactus League title. 3.
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Most Japanese support their alliance with the United States, especially now that China is flexing its muscles in the region.
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I could feel the muscles in my back and a scratchiness in my throat from screaming along to the lyrics.
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Charcot-Marie-Tooth is a degenerative nerve disease that causes muscles in my arms and legs to atrophy over time.
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Radical Islamist terrorism flexed its muscles in the 1990s and surged to its al Qaeda-perpetrated apex on 9/11.
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One of the things that contributes to ease of corset-wearing is how pliable the muscles in your core are.
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He also recommends a series of exercises to get those muscles in peak condition to counter the effects of prolonged sitting.
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If you feel yourself pushing or straining with the muscles in your throat, you're more likely to damage your voice. 2.
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Developed decades ago they replicate how the muscles in humans and animals work to facilitate movement, by simply expanding and contracting.
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Kourtney Kardashian struts by a handsome pool boy in her skimpy swimsuit, while Khloé Kardashian flexes her muscles in the gym.
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A series of motors mimic human muscles in the joints, endowing the patient the required strength to stand upright and walk.
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The sailors have to go through intense preparation before the race, with special attention paid to the muscles in their legs.
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The twisting motion activates the muscles in your core, and trying not to fall off the board raises your heart rate.
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Because muscles work in chains for postural support and movement, it's important to strengthen firing patterns -- not just muscles in isolation.
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Removing the rib will create more space and reduce compression on the nerve near the muscles in his shoulders and neck.
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New Year's resolutions often involve strengthening your abdominal muscles, but sex tech company OhMiBod has some other core muscles in mind.
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The fall tore two ligaments/muscles in my right shoulder, which required surgery, which i had on the 16th of October.
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In late August, he tore muscles in his rib cage while fouling off a pitch and would miss nearly a month.
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The correct amount of potassium is critical for the function of nerve and muscles in the body, including your heart muscle.
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And, every so often, Kaufman's notorious alter ego Tony Clifton, an obnoxious lounge lizard, muscles in to upend the entire thing.
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I wonder if these fatty tumors get so big they cut off the blood flow to the muscles in your leg.
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But, Dr. Mirza, said, it has to be the right kind of physical therapy, strengthening muscles in the back, improving flexibility.
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Both have seized key moments to flex their muscles in ways that opponents say unduly stretches the bounds of their powers.
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Your strongest muscles in your body are gonna be in your quads, your hamstrings, your glu tes, and then your core.
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Before you pull the bar off the rack, your lats, which are the largest muscles in your back, should be tight.
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" Within the "Alien" universe, Noomi Rapace took the heroic reins in "Prometheus," and Katherine Waterston flexes her muscles in "Alien: Covenant.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, a developing baby is protected during sex by amniotic fluid and the muscles in the uterus.
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They have scoliotic posture because they don't have the muscles in their back telling their brains how to align their spine.
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Tesla flexed its model leverage muscles in 193Q18, exhibiting a dramatic swing from negative to positive on a number of key metrics.
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It's no longer just used in extraordinary circumstances — instead, it's become the main way the minority flexes its muscles in the Senate.
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That's all thanks to those "muscles," in contrast to just a handful of motors powering the joints of a more traditional humanoid.
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According to Stone, having a wider stance will work different muscles in your hamstrings, which provides a different effect on your glutes.
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"It's definitely not the simplest thing to execute if you haven't built up those eyeliner muscles in your hands yet," notes Sarmiento.
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Manufacturing enough viral delivery vehicles to inject Crispr into all the muscles in the human body is a daunting, and expensive endeavor.
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Little Jack can be seen adorably flexing his muscles in the middle wearing an orange shirt and his dark-rimmed circular glasses.
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We humans use 43 muscles in our face to produce in excess of 10,000 distinct expressions that reflect all kinds of emotions.
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Barnes' early studies put the quad muscles in men through intense workouts, and then looked to see if alcohol impacted their recovery.
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And lo and behold, a miracle: I began, at last, to isolate the muscles in my abdomen and to use them correctly.
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Since anxiety tightens the muscles in the chest and throat, it's important to diminish that restricting effect with deep inhalations, Price explains.
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You could engage with PMR by tensing and then relaxing the major muscles in your body from your head to your feet.
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Mr. Sikorski suggested using a program of 32 facial exercises that would target most of the muscles in the face and neck.
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Specialized muscles in their beaks allow them to open even when stuck firmly into the hardened winter earth in search of food.
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In the meantime, the researchers attached tiny sensors above the flexor muscles in the volunteers' immobilized wrists to measure any contractions there.
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China has been flexing those relatively new regulatory muscles in recent years as it becomes a major consumer of the world's goods.
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"You can also see the muscles in her neck as she goes into him, and there is a playfulness in their eyes."
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's son was at the gym Wednesday, and flaunted his muscles in a short vid of himself jacking up 120 lb.
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They also said the muscles in her face were wasted and that she appeared to have suffered long-term protein and calorie malnutrition.
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And if it becomes inflamed or injured, say, from a nasty ear infection, you can lose control of the muscles in your face.
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This episode really muscles in some drama between the guys, insinuating that the remaining men don't think Becca and Colton are right together.
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Sample line of Drago dialogue from Rocky IV: [sneering so hard you can hear the muscles in his neck crack like horrid knuckles].
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In it, her fascination ranges from the 228 muscles in the head of a caterpillar to the poetically beautiful migration of monarch butterflies.
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I had to learn how to use my core muscles in my stomach and regain a lot of strength in my arm again.
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The domestic EU agriculture lobby has been flexing its muscles in recent years, and now possesses a vice-like grip on European policymakers.
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Maybe that's because I'm more worried by the twitching of random muscles in my butt, like they're trying to shake off the cold.
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Trump's underlying goal is to publicly reaffirm his commitment to the region and flex America's muscles in regard to the country's global influence.
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Jack can be seen adorably flexing his own muscles in the middle, wearing an orange shirt and his adorable dark-rimmed circular glasses.
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But when platforms flex their muscles in this way, are they restricting, or even censoring freedom of speech and censoring the free press?
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However you weight the mix of factors responsible, attendance has steadily fallen as TV has flexed its muscles in setting the sports schedule.
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What It's Good for: The stretch works your thighs and glutes, the largest muscles in your body, which means you'll burn more calories.
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Crowder then ran behind the net to flex his muscles in celebration and completed the three-point play for a 23-210 lead.
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The normal working of muscles in the head, especially those that move the jaw, help guide the wax outward along the ear canal.
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Studies conducted at Harvard University showed that people who simply imagined practicing the piano every day physically strengthened the muscles in their fingers.
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You can flex your muscles in the privacy of your own home, or even at the workplace (provided you don't tell anyone, creep).
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My husband joined a Muay Thai boxing class (I opted to exercise my sunbathing muscles in the villa instead) and we both tried Pilates.
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In fact, I'm very concerned that the two largest muscles in my body are about to be ripped from the bones they're attached to.
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You might have to dye your hair, grow a beard, undergo training to learn a new sport, or sculpt your muscles in certain ways.
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One such objective measure involved motion capture beads attached to the hand while an electromyographic bracelet tracks the activation of muscles in the arm.
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They also said he loved to "show his muscles in a bizarre way" and that it was easy to see that he was disturbed.
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Moments before Nancy Pelosi made history as the first woman Speaker of the House in 2006, she was seen flexing her muscles in victory.
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"Just a lil thick," he captioned a full body shot of himself flexing his muscles in a class pose his father made in 1976.
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It doesn't come with his trusty Mjolnir, but it does feature a wig and padded muscles in case you can't buff up in time.
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Naomi Campbell might not believe in supermodels, but Cindy's superstar power (and super-toned back muscles in her white Tom Ford gown) are undeniable.
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Instead, they could be sensing the electric current produced by muscles in the body; heartbeats and eye movements generate voltage that EEGs can read.
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Using any of the muscles in your face or vocal cords, such as deep breathing, humming or singing, will help calm your nervous system.
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Halle Berry recently announced on Instagram that she "finally" got abs, showcasing her impressive midriff muscles in a promo photo for her new film.
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As Ajiboye explained, the technology is similar to a pacemaker in that it applies electrical stimulation to the muscles in order to stir movement.
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Murphy's biggest piece of advice to people trying to optimize their muscles in photos is to always face towards the sun in your photos.
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This year's version features short films of assorted celebrity models boxing and bouncing and otherwise making muscles in varying amounts — or not — of clothing.
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The Trump administration is using the current trade truce with China to flex its diplomatic muscles in a bid to get its own way.
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Some are elaborate, involving using fingers to provide light resistance while someone smirks, puckers or otherwise manipulates muscles in the cheeks, forehead or neck.
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It makes intuitive sense that protein in our diets should aid in bulking up muscles in our bodies, since muscles consist mostly of protein.
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Because these pigs are smaller than the usual pigs we&aposre used to, and there is more muscles in their legs rather than fat.
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She does not look muscular, but once she's on the wall the muscles in her shoulders and back seem to spring out of nowhere.
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Roll out stress Spending hours on our feet shopping, cooking and partying, coupled with all the holiday travel, can tie our muscles in knots.
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All the muscles in your back have to relay the right information so you can keep all the bones of your spine in line.
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It's myoelectric, meaning that it's controlled by signals from the muscles in the arm, which are picked up by electrodes in the prosthetic's socket.
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" Meanwhile, with wanted partners, "sexually receptive females contract and relax their cloacal muscles in a way that could help the male achieve full penetration.
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In a way, it's like signing up for a 5K or triathlon, except instead of having your endurance tested, it's your muscles (in a bikini).
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Solid foods also are an important part of a daily diet because they can stimulate the movement of muscles in the gastrointestinal tract, Mueller added.
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The mother of three showed off her toned muscles in boxing gear to the Rocky theme song while promoting her new film earlier this month.
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Asutra Magnesium CBD Cream In addition to smoothing skin with shea butter and sweet almond oil, this body lotion also treats achy muscles in minutes.
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The experiment: In the mid-1800s, Duchenne used small probes to electrically stimulate muscles in the faces of six different people and reproduce various expressions.
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But if you've made it here, you're bound to have some mighty fine pectoral muscles in the form of crispy, perfectly seasoned chicken breast meat.
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The stronger your glutes, the easier it is for the rest of those muscles in your back to work, and the less pain you'll feel.
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Trump is expected to flex his foreign policy muscles in 2019, when Democrats take control of the House, effectively constraining much of his domestic agenda.
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Following his diagnosis, Jubenville was able to get Botox treatment in the US for his condition, which causes muscles in the neck to contract painfully.
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Mr. Sciscione, shirtless, makes a knockout impression in the solo in which he seems to be dancing almost entirely with the muscles in his back.
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We found at least 2 listings on eBay for albuterol inhalers, a bronchodilator that relaxes muscles in the airways and increases airflow to the lungs.
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The chip allows the patient to bypass his spinal injury by using his thoughts to directly control the muscles in his right hand and fingers.
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Using that information, they came up with an idea of how the jaw muscles in the T. rex were arranged, then calculated the bite force.
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Talk about the ultimate flex ... Giancarlo Stanton showed off ALL of his muscles in front of smokin' hot model Adriana Lima -- BY BENCH PRESSING HER!!!
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Russia flexes muscles in Middle East As the Trump administration works out its Middle East policy, Russia has come to have unprecedented leverage in the region.
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Togni is confident his Reagiro wheelchair design could also help alleviate those problems, while providing more stimulation for muscles in the rider's core while they're steering.
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A lot, it turns out: There are over 600 muscles in the human body and suddenly it feels like all of them are sore at once.
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Therefore, the very best "abs" exercises work all those core muscles in one of two ways (or both): by facilitating movement or by stabilizing against movement.
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These EMS workouts involve sending electrical impulses to your muscles in order to recruit more muscle fibers and increase the intensity of a strength-training routine.
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"My trainer Jennifer Johnson is a dancer and she does a more dance-based workout that kind of keeps all my muscles in place," she said.
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Muscles in the genital regions swell and contract, then release in a series of orgasmic pulses; post-orgasm, the body begins to cool down and relax.
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Now when he imagines moving his hand, the muscles in his shoulder contract and are read by electrodes in his prosthesis that does the intended movement.
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Their results were clear: muscles in the small and large intestine were more able to contract post-coffee, meaning things could move faster along the gut.
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The Slendertone ab belt says it can help you tone your stomach with Electrical Muscle Stimulation, an actual method used for rehabilitating muscles in the clinic.
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The muscles in your butt work in tandem with your core to help stabilize and support your spine while you sit, stand, and move, Burmaster adds.
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The pen provides epinephrine, a hormone also known as adrenaline that can help relax muscles in the airwaves in the midst of a severe allergic reaction.
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As a consequence, the US has been flexing its military muscles in the Middle East, deploying a variety of assets to the region — including more troops.
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Really scope those arms: And then compare it to this recent photo of Klay Thompson loading up from three: Muscles in active posture, alive and large.
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Muscles in the butt naturally clench, so anything you pop up there could get sucked inside if it isn't specifically designed with anal safety in mind.
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TIME'S ARROW Flexing its muscles in both modern and early music, Trinity Wall Street opens its season with this annual festival, formerly held in early January.
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Injecting Botox into the bladder, a treatment for overactive bladder, is extremely effective by preventing muscles in the bladder from spasming from low volume of urine.
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Larsen: The most important thing in generating velocity, and therefore what you would call a great spiral, right, is using your strongest muscles in your body.
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The (highly contagious) beauty trend is reminding us just how fun makeup can be — and letting us flex our creative muscles in tons of new ways.
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The Evertone Prosage Deep Tissue Massager is a drill-shaped gadget that goes right at your muscles — in a good way — with a rubber massage head.
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You wouldn't want to put a patient with severe bronchospasm [sudden contractions of bronchial muscles in the lungs] with a patient that does not have bronchospasm.
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The 54 grams of carbs will supercharge your muscles (carbohydrates provide energy for muscles in the form of muscle glycogen and are especially important during intense workouts).
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With each passing stare, the muscles in my neck and back tightened until what was supposed to be a calming activity transformed into a source of stress.
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Connective tissue from the load-bearing muscles in beef and lamb contain lots of collagen and minerals that are made available for digestion through long, slow cooking.
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With a preserved relationship between muscles in concert with prosthetic innovations, Dr. Matthew Carty explained, patients may enjoy restored limb function in new and more natural ways.
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Her face is thin and drawn but when her fingers dance across a trinket she likes, her eyes light up and the muscles in her shoulders relax.
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There's a bike race where participants, paraplegics, have implants in their legs or external stimulators that flex their muscles in the pattern necessary to pedal a bike.
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An upright bicycle or elliptical will engage and strengthen muscles in your abdomen, buttocks, lower back, shoulders, neck and arms that are quiet while riding a recumbent.
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To find each participant's motor modules, we measured the electrical activity from many muscles in the leg and trunk as they walked across beams of varying difficulty.
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Once doctors repaired the muscles in Peck's arms, connected his nerves to those in the donor arms and sewed the connecting skin closed, the transplantation was complete.
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When the pressure inside the bag is reduced using an electric pump, the whole structure collapses and contracts, just like the muscles in your arm or leg.
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For this to happen, though, the patient must spend weeks, or even months, learning to twitch the re-innervated muscles in particular ways to achieve particular outcomes.
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Speaking requires the precise control of almost 100 muscles in the lips, jaw, tongue and throat to produce the characteristic breaths and sounds that make up sentences.
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Soare mentioned that one eyebrow is always higher than the other because of the muscles in your face — it's rarely to do with how the hairs grow.
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"Our municipal authorities and environmental government officials working for EMA are equally useless, because they have not resolutely showed their muscles in controlling soil diggers," he said.
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And then, as they always do, the muscles in your jaw start to clench and you remember, with a sense of resignation and ennui, why you're there.
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I think the muscles in your cardiovascular system aren't able to physically adjust the pressure like they do when you live in gravity all of the time.
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They could stress muscles in a way that would not be possible at higher altitudes and would presumably be able to run faster while perceiving less exertion.
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Infini Sonic Therapy Neck Device This handheld gadget uses vibration technology to relax the muscles in your neckline and firm your skin, making you look more youthful.
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The wristband will be designed to "decode" the signals sent from the neurons in a person's spinal cord that tell muscles in the body how to move.
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Here's the thing about abs: Whether you care about getting ripped or not, your core goes way beyond those six-pack muscles in both form and function.
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" Mcintyre has vaginismus, defined by the UK National Health Service as "when muscles in or around the vagina go into spasm, making sexual intercourse painful or impossible.
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When presidents complain about unfair treatment from the press, it's never about justice, or fair treatment; instead, they're flexing their political muscles in order to maintain power.
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EpiPen is an auto-injector that delivers epinephrine, more commonly known as adrenaline, a hormone that can help relax muscles in the airways and tighten blood vessels.
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A husky young man in a red-and-white Yankees cap spots the crowd, muscles in and turns his back to the painting to take a selfie.
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Derrick Henry and A.J. Brown are both serious weapons in Tennessee's arsenal, and the defense flexed its muscles in a big way against the Pats last week.
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It is conceivable that chewing gum could strengthen the muscles in and around the mouth but it's not likely to have any effect on your jaw line.
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He faces challenges from elements within the ruling coalition who feel disempowered and from new, ethnically-based parties eager to flex their muscles in next year's elections.
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This position takes the energy out of the quadriceps (the large muscles in the front of the thighs) and shifts it to the inner thighs and butt.
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After five months, Fidyka began to contract the muscles in his left leg again, and around the same time he started feeling things in his right one.
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During standard below-the-knee amputations, the muscles in the back and front of the lower leg, which naturally work in tandem, are shorn of their connection.
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But the contentiousness that Berg describes is being felt across the universe of sellers and vendors, where Amazon continues to flex its muscles in dealing with marketplace participants.
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Luvsanvandan Sumati of the Mongolian polling organization Sant Maral Foundation said anti-corruption officials may be flexing their muscles in a bid to win over a skeptical public.
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Myo control attempts to understand what each of the 14 muscles in the arm are doing, then deconvolve the signal into individual channels that map out to muscles.
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Maintaining good posture is important whether you're a dancer or a desk-sitter, because it keeps your muscles in proper alignment so you can safely exercise and move.
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Increasingly aware that they have more power if they band together, individual Singaporean investors are flexing their muscles in the troubled offshore oil and gas sector in particular.
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These dynamic and compound exercises, hand-picked by Robbins, are designed to work all the muscles in your upper body — your biceps, triceps, shoulders, back, chest, and core.
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Since then, however, Russia has become more assertive, flexing its military muscles in conflicts like those in Ukraine and Syria, and tensions between Moscow and Washington have increased.
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It should also be noted that Swift is one of the biggest pop stars in the world partially because she has the most reactionary muscles in the biz.
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I've lost 17 lbs in a little over three weeks yet, the muscles in my arms, chest, back, and shoulders are both larger and more defined as promised.
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Studies suggest that the maneuver strengthens the base of the tongue and forces some muscles in the back of the throat to constrict harder to aid the swallow.
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They managed to reverse "stiff-person syndrome" — a rare neurological disease that causes the muscles in the body contract to the point of complete immobilization — in one patient.
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Imagine making a quick pinching motion, and the muscles in your arm will twitch in predictable fashion, which the software sends on to the computer as a click.
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Wei urged Esper to "stop flexing muscles in the South China Sea and to not provoke and escalate tensions in the South China Sea", a Chinese spokesman said.
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Why would I pay someone to painfully contort the muscles in my back when I could peacefully sit on my knees and stare into space for hours instead?
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Or you could also pick up a hard, rubbery lacrosse ball and spend a few minutes each day rolling out the muscles in your calves, thighs, and feet.
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He moves his hand through the muscles in his arm by using his head, and the hand on the screen moves, too, reaching out and grasping the ball.
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The pair started flexing their entrepreneurial muscles in 226 after becoming frustrated with the lack of flexible, group workout plans available in the city they live in: Singapore.
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It's almost like the warm-up before a yoga class — it helps get your muscles in prime condition to be massaged, ultimately making the reach deeper and more effective.
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Cramps are caused by chemicals called prostaglandins that cause muscles in the uterine wall to contract, and we know that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs block prostaglandins production directly.
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When your head is weighed down with wet hair and a mask that consists of wet hair, it brings a lot of stress to the muscles in your neck.
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Losing their majority in the chamber has created a chaotic, crowded race for the party's top posts, with conservatives trying to flex their muscles in the leadership fights. Rep.
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These spider-men and -women flex taut muscles in their backs, shoulders, arms and legs -- muscles that are soft and undefined on non-supers like the rest of us.
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The muscles in the shoulders are among the most actively used, which means the cut contains more collagen and flavor than the more tender options in the butcher case.
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They will also work in patterns, with maneuvers such as circles and serpentines, which require the horses to be flexible and work different muscles in their body, Marcella said.
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In past studies, when someone pedals a bike with one leg or lifts weights with one arm, muscles in the other limb often contract, a development known as mirroring.
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Not long after that, one day in warm-ups, I discovered muscles in my side that I didn't know I had: most likely the external and internal abdominal obliques.
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Newborns don&apost have many well-developed muscles in their body, which makes it difficult for them to raise their arms, sit straight, and even hold their head up.
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I've tried almost every fitness studio from LIT Method, to SoulCycle, and most recently PLATEFIT — but never have I ever thought to workout the 43 muscles in my face.
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His post-polio syndrome was getting worse, and the damaged muscles in his arms were making it harder to drive, but Smith stubbornly refused to give up the car.
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Linemen are prone to the affliction, in which a person's breathing repeatedly stops and starts because the muscles in their neck press against the breathing passage as they sleep.
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Case studies and books have examined what happens to a community when a Walmart muscles in, how the retailer uses its enormous leverage to lower prices and undercut competitors.
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" It's a taxing part — Thurman's most challenging in a decade, she said — that has forced her to use all of her actorly muscles "in a more total and protracted way.
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That's right; you won't be doing any knee push-ups here — they don't quite engage the muscles in the same way as having your body in the full plank position.
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Researchers at Harvard developed a new soft robot that is basically a sleeve with silicone muscles that twist into a heart shape — much like the muscles in the heart itself.
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More modestly priced treatments include the "Goodbye Gummy Smile", which restrains the muscles in the upper lip, and is for those who want to flash more white in their posts.
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By pulling on a wheelchair's wheels' rims instead of pushing, the rider employs a more natural rowing motion which takes advantage of beefier muscles in their shoulders and upper back.
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Using a paper-thin rubber membrane, the team designed wings that mimic the physiology of the muscles in a bat's wing, changing shape in response to the forces it experiences.
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He would be in a lot of pain, possibly go blind and deaf, suffer a stiffening and curling of the muscles in his limbs that would put him a wheelchair.
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But as Xi projects China as a rising superpower eager to cut trade deals, he has also flexed China's muscles in the South China Sea -- generating tensions with his neighbors.
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Now that e-cigarettes have turned into a multi-billion dollar a year industry, Big Tobacco lobbyists are again flexing their muscles in Washington to make sure they're not regulated.
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During Schwartz's college years, the prevailing view was that the motor cortex worked like an engineer, calculating the forces required to move joints and directing muscles in how to contract.
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Compression tights are form-fitting leggings that clothing manufacturers claim hold muscles in place and offer other health benefits, as well as lifting a wearer's butt and streamlining their figure.
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Despite her presence being broadcasted to millions on this "day of national celebration," she didn't once arrange the muscles in her face into anything resembling a smile for the cameras.
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When their friend contracts the muscles in his forearm, a DIY myoware sensor made with a little Arduino circuit board evaluates the amount of electrical activity generated in his body.
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The gluteus maximus is one of the largest and most powerful muscles in the body used for many frequent functions, including standing up from a chair, walking, running, and squatting.
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Doctors started placing implants under the pectoralis muscles in the 1970s because women were developing infections, painful scarring and other serious complications when the implant was placed under the skin.
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She was bleeding from her lungs, had broken ribs and injuries to tendons and muscles in her arms, said Dr. Igor Nichiporenko, the chief of trauma at Broward Health North.
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By imposing continued gender segregation at the wall, the ultra-Orthodox have flexed their political as well as theological muscles in the face of the rest of the Jewish world.
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As the muscles in his arm were having a spasm, the needle was sucked into his body and he had to go to the emergency room to have it removed.
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Washington (CNN Business)Attorneys general from more than a dozen states are flexing their legal muscles in a landmark trial that could block T-Mobile's $26 billion merger with Sprint.
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He's noticed an evolution in the sport when it comes to conditioning, with pro athletes now working key upper body muscles in the shoulders, forearms and back to build endurance.
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You can also use resistance bands around your ankles to work the butt muscles in different directions, including adduction (to the side), back extension and back extension at an angle.
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Dogs often give subtle signs they are becoming anxious, like avoiding eye contact with whatever is worrying them, licking lips, brow furrows, lifting a paw, tightening muscles in their face.
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At a core level, the muscles in your body don't do much more than expand and contract, so these prototype hydrogel robots might just be the start of more complex creations.
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Canines have over 18 muscles in each ear, allowing them to independently orient their ears like radar dishes; dogs can hear sounds that are four times further away compared to humans.
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The massive metal machines were developed in the 1920s to help polio patients breathe after the virus had weakened or paralyzed muscles in the chest — a stage that was often fatal.
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Jeffrey Wright as Bernard Lowe and Anthony Hopkins as Dr. Robert Ford Within the company, Ford begins to flex his muscles in a way it seems he hasn't in some time.
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Over the last four years, a small group of assistive technology hackers has been developing a remote-controlled gun that can be fired using just the muscles in the shooter's forehead.
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Dr. Townshend doesn't think that's a reasonable argument, though, partly because the muscles in the face are so tiny that if they do shrink a bit, no one's going to notice.
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A technique called targeted muscle re-innervation (TMR) permits surgeons to take the nerves that once controlled a missing limb and attach them to muscles in a patient's chest or back.
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Slipping into the part Badejo had physical trainers build up muscles in certain areas of his body, remembers Allder, and took up mime classes, learning to move according to Scott's wishes.
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The California-based aerospace company is flexing its ridesharing muscles in a carefully choreographed orbital ballet as its flagship rocket—the Falcon 9—prepares to launch 64 small satellites into orbit.
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Under threat of rigid new restrictions, a coalition of yoga teachers and students is flexing its political muscles in state capitals across the country in hopes of clarifying sometimes opaque laws.
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Physical therapists often recommend foam rolling your IT band — but again, you'd also have to foam roll the surrounding and connecting muscles in order to properly treat an IT band issue.
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The super-fit mom of two showed off her acrobatics with a perfect handstand in the pool – while also showing off her ripped muscles in an itty-bitty green string bikini.
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She said that Kegel exercises, where a person contracts and releases the muscles in their vaginal and rectal areas, could help to tone and retighten a loose vagina if done regularly.
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Wallace watched the muscles in his forearms tighten as he dug out more shards of weathered wood, rolled them into little bundles, and flicked them from the end of his thumb.
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State Democrats, who won control of state government last year for the first time since 1994, are eyeing gun control as they seek to flex their muscles in their newfound majority.
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The contour pillow is aimed specifically at stabilizing your head during the night, ensuring you wake up feeling refreshed and that you don't do damage to the muscles in your neck.
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Anthony Atala and his colleagues at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, in North Carolina, have printed ears, bones and muscles in this way, and have implanted them successfully into animals.
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Dewan Tatum was so impressed by the work of Felicia Linsky — the spray tanner behind the movie's bronzed abs and glistening gluteal muscles — in fact, that she decided to hire her herself.
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After losing his ability to walk to polio at the age of 39, Roosevelt took up swimming three times a week to strengthen the muscles in his arms, stomach, and lower back.
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"Yoga Sculpt improves muscular endurance and also helps to tone, balance and define all the muscles in the body," Amy Opielowski, CorePower Yoga s senior manager of quality and innovation, tells PEOPLE.
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The cone snail, for example, injects a similar kind of toxin into fish, causing them to go into an instant paralysis, where they fully tense their muscles in a tetanus-like spasm.
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In addition to grocery, Amazon's Alexa platform offers a large advertising opportunity, as CEO Jeff Bezos and his team continue to "flex [their] muscles" in Amazon's core e-commerce businesses, DiClemente added.
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" But the larger galleries choosing to flex their muscles in the United States may present a slightly different case, she said, in that "their growth is more about attracting and retaining artists.
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Over the next 48 hours, the man developed other symptoms: Tiny muscles in his face and legs began to twitch in what is known as fasciculations, causing him to make strange expressions.
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Some Indonesians, skeptical of China's aggressive expansion of its territory and flexing its muscles in the South China Sea, are fired up about the whole thing and see a malicious conspiracy afoot.
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It took us some time to figure out what she was saying — the frozen smile she was forced to hold for three months a year had compromised the muscles in her jaw.
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On Sunday, rain or shine, the National Museum of Mathematics will take over this downtown Manhattan space to encourage young people to stretch their minds — and sometimes their muscles — in entertaining challenges.
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Further, it exposed deepening divisions within the party as the liberal wing flexes its muscles in the primaries -- pressuring the establishment to back big-government policies like Medicare for All and guaranteed jobs.
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In 2013, artist Tiago Valente was struck with a bout of Facial Dystonia, a condition that causes the muscles in the face to spasm painfully and involuntarily pull into uncomfortable and jarring positions.
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It makes up only 2 percent of your body weight, but burns more than 20 percent of the calories you take in — as much as all the skeletal muscles in your body combined.
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You'll also get Spreeder CX 2018, an electronic reader that will allow you to upload any reading material you want and keep your speed-reading muscles in shape at three different display speeds.
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Most recently, Mylan, the producer of EpiPen, has come under sharp scrutiny for raising the cost of the lifesaving tool that relaxes muscles in the midst of a severe allergic reaction by 500%.
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Electrodes attached to the user's skin activate muscles in their arms, causing the limbs to twitch and move all by themselves when they touch or bump into a wall in the virtual world.
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You're supposed to place the Chisel on your triceps, abs, and quads, and it will tell you how much body fat you have, along with the quality of your muscles in those areas.
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Toronto flexed its muscles in the opener of its seven-game homestand Friday by sending the Yankees to their ninth loss in 12 games with a 33-0 mauling in the series opener.
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The United States has expressed concerns about the danger of worsening China-Taiwan ties at a time when China's navy is increasingly flexing its muscles in the South China and East China seas.
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The company is just flexing its muscles in a few markets in California, but is hoping that by scaling slowly they can be ready to attack new opportunities as the regulatory environment shifts.
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Born with a disability called arthrogryposis, Ryan lacks nerves and muscles in his arms and legs, which means he's unable to walk or use his hands, and navigates the world in a wheelchair.
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It grew by a marginal 0.5 percent in the first quarter — even as Russia flexed it geopolitical muscles in Syria and partnered with OPEC to curtail oil's steep slide, to little discernible effect.
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The president, however, appeared to be caught off guard on several occasions by his emboldened Democratic opponents, who were eager to flex their own political muscles in front of Trump and the cameras.
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State Democrats, who won control of state government last year for the first time since 1994, have prioritized passing gun control measures as they seek to flex their muscles in their newfound majority.
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I can be anxious and too eager to please, so I often find myself yanking on the oars instead of relying on stronger muscles in my legs and back to do the work.
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"We have 600 muscles in our body and 40 of those are in your face, so just like you workout your body you workout your face," said Inge Theron the founder of FaceGym.
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No other mammal has a brain capable of doing what is required for human language — from understanding the rules of grammar to coordinating quick, complex commands to muscles in the mouth and throat.
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And the closest I came to crying was a lump in my throat, a welling of my eyes, a brief trembling of some muscles in my face, or the wavering of my voice.
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He found that if he arranged them in opposition on a jointed armature—much like the muscles in a human limb—the contraption would bend with minimal effort yet hold firm in any position.
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Ellison welcomed Perez to the race with a statement, but flexed his labor muscles in the same releases with a comment from Lee Saunders, president of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.
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The tendon connects the heel bone to muscles in the calf and is often ruptured when it is stretched too far - especially in sports that involve jumping, running, pivoting and abrupt stopping and starting.
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When my quads did start to ache after a day running fast down mountain trails, Holder showed me how to stretch muscles in my upper quads that I don't think I'd ever stretched before.
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It began in the mid-twentieth century, when the eponymous Arnold Kegel developed the perineometer to measure the strength of pelvic muscles in his subjects, an unwieldy invention made of tubing and a balloon.
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Save Abs for the End: Because the abdominal muscles work together with the muscles in the back to protect the spine, you don't want to tire them out at the beginning of a workout.
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For marketing professionals, learning how to bring a brand's name into the heads of consumers — and into the headlines -– can be a way to flex creative muscles in an innovative, fast-paced work environment.
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And we think that we need to build up a lot of different muscles in order to be competitive and be able to succeed in that space and to be able to shape that space.
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For example, while an athlete might feel proud of their muscles in the gym or around other athletes, they can feel self-conscious (or that the comments are downright inappropriate) in a non-sports setting.
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Two days ago, the Trump administration ominously warned Iran that it was putting the country "on notice" after Tehran flexed its muscles in the region by testing a medium-range ballistic missile over the weekend.
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Fractured into mini-states except in the south, the territory of present-day Italy was once easy prey for the centralised powers, including France, which began to flex their muscles in the late 15th century.
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People complain over these problems, if you can even call them that, and don't see a simple solution: Ignore the person if it pains you that much to flex a couple muscles in your face.
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Brown starts out her day with a "satisfying" breakfast, and her Greek yogurt snack is "packed with protein" that will "keep her muscles in tip-top shape to build strength for her performances," Moore says.
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His group looked at several drugs: propofol, which puts people to sleep before they get general anesthesia; succinylcholine, used to relax muscles in the windpipe when a breathing tube must be inserted; and anesthetic gases.
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It's natural that China wants to flex its muscles in global commodity trade, and it also makes sense for Asia to have a crude oil benchmark directly related to the types of crude it consumes.
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The program targets muscles in the upper body, lower body and core, improves aerobic endurance, and can be completed in less time than most of us spend dithering about how to get to the gym.
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One of the group's earliest studies, published in 2014, found that certain leg muscles in fit, young women became very slightly more lax early in the women's menstrual cycles, when estrogen levels were relatively high.
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Trump heads west And from CNN senior political reporter Nia-Malika Henderson: Trump will head out West this week, flexing his muscles in several states just as Democrats try to do the same in Nevada.
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If you sprain an ankle or break a wrist this summer and cannot use one of your limbs, the muscles there will weaken and shrink — unless you exercise those same muscles in your other limb.
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As long as children are old enough, chewing gum helps them practice using their jaw, cheek and tongue muscles in new ways while managing saliva flow and breathing — skills that are all necessary for speaking.
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The Jews Jacob had grown up with adjusted their aviator glasses with only the muscles in their faces while analyzing Fugazi lyrics as they pushed in the lighters of their hand-me-down Volvo wagons.
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Russia flexes its muscles In its largest show of military strength since the days of the Cold War, Russia assembled nearly 22019,22019 troops, 1,000 aircraft and 900 tanks for the exercises known as Vostok-2018.
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But the companies are warning that they might have to give up those tax incentives and leave the state — flexing their financial muscles in a way that's guaranteed to get the attention of local political leaders.
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"You're going to work your heart rate, you're going to work a bunch of different muscles in your body and you're really going to feel this at the end of the workout," Wolfe tells PEOPLE Now.
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Raising metabolic activity For young, healthy individuals, this pooling of fluid when sitting is limited because specialized muscles in the calves of the legs -- the soleus muscles -- pump blood and interstitial fluid back up to heart.
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They can't do much more than a few grasps with their replacement hands using the remaining working muscles in their arms or shoulders; this leads to 40 to 50 percent of recipients ditching their prosthetics altogether.
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Our study in an animal model found that influenza infection leads to an increase in the expression of muscle-degrading genes and a decrease in expression of muscle-building genes in skeletal muscles in the legs.
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"They're different weighted balls that [women] can use to exercise your pelvic floor and your kegel muscles in order to strengthen those muscles and be able to use them more enjoyably during sex," Mistress Couple explains.
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During last November's congressional election, it seems, the newly empowered agency quietly flexed its muscles in an operation that took out internet access for Russia's Internet Research Agency, a Kremlin-linked hub of social media disinformation.
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We're not sure if it's the way the sun so perfectly hits the 32-year-old's arm, highlighting his muscles in all the right places, but we're not the only ones drawn to his bulging biceps.
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Crude markets are poised to become more volatile as Saudi Arabia flexes its muscles in the region and seeks to turn the screws on U.S. and Iranian oil production, Again Capital partner John Kilduff said Monday.
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To help out, the body has found a way to suppress the inevitable hunger pangs: There's fewer constrictions and relaxations of the muscles in your stomach and bowels, which consequently slows down the digestion of food.
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Hagiya, who placed fifth overall out of 40 women in the California CrossFit Regionals, explains that while her workouts and diet line up with her fellow competitors, her body doesn't show muscles in the same way.
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"All three of those have to be used successfully to ride a bike," Dr. Hess said, with information coming in from different kinds of sensory receptors, in the eye, in the muscles, in the inner ear.
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Whannell nicely flexes his horror-movie muscles in this tense opener, setting the jumpy mood with genre golden oldies — squeaking and creaking and an abruptly deployed bang — as Cecilia, eyes brightly shining, creeps through the shadows.
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The Green Movement that flexed its muscles in 2009 could hardly have flourished in the Soviet space, and while Iran's ability to suppress internal dissent has grown in the decade since, the government remains deeply unpopular.
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But with another re-election race coming up in 2020 and Trump's conservative base flexing its muscles in GOP primaries around the country in 2018, Graham might have faced a major challenge in two years' time.
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In Turkey, the only Muslim country where legalized homosexuality is enshrined in law, President Recep Erdoğan flexed his anti-gay muscles in June by banning Istanbul's gay pride in a flurry of water cannons and plastic bullets.
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Your body responds to your brain without you consciously "telling" it to do so, causing the muscles in your hands and arms to move the pointer to the answers that you — again, unconsciously — may want to receive.
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The first implant, as small as a dime, is located in the motor cortex region of the brain -- where decisions are made about walking -- to pick up brain signals telling the muscles in the legs to walk.
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So when we see a face (in person or in a photo) of someone who is showing an emotion we tend to move our facial muscles in the same way, which actually makes us feel that emotion.
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A recent study of elderly people found that some muscles in the body, particularly those in the legs, won't return to their full power after a few weeks of disuse—even after training to build them up.
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Using a green laser pointer, Persechino explained that the autopsy photographs showed a band of ruptured blood vessels in the muscles in the front of Garner's neck, and said they were caused by pressure from Pantaleo's forearm.
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As with so many of the areas where Amazon muscles in, there are also a few startups that have also been trying to build businesses to tackle the same problem: They include Package Concierge and Luxer One.
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Although the latter is pursuing a bold reform agenda, punctuated this week by a dramatic leadership shake-up, the former copes by flexing its geopolitical muscles in a way that successfully diverts from economic worries at home.
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The United States has expressed concerns about the danger of worsening China-Taiwan ties, at a time when China's navy is increasingly flexing its muscles in the South China and East China Seas and expanding territorial claims.
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The treatment, which Hutchison China MediTech or "Chi-Med" is developing with AstraZeneca, is one of a new wave of innovative medicines coming out of Chinese research labs as the country flexes its muscles in drug discovery.
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While Washington responded judiciously to the increased rocket attacks on U.S. forces, by striking back against the Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia in Iraq, it also may have enabled Iran to flex its political muscles in Baghdad.
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Seeing the artificial muscles in action isn't quite as exciting as watching a muscled athlete compete, but this is an important step towards not only improving how robots move, but also who will eventually have access to them.
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During the operation - which was screened live to an industry congress in Vienna - doctors also took nerves once used to control his hand and connected them to muscles in his upper arm, a procedure called 'Targeted Muscle Reinnervation'.
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Last week, the mother of three showed off her hard-earned muscle in an Instagram video in which she flexed her muscles in a black sports bra, boxing trunks and black boots set to the Rocky theme song.
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"What Halliburton may have miscalculated here is the severity of the downturn and certainly the appetite of the Department of Justice to flex its muscles in a large corporate merger," said Matt Marietta, an analyst at Stephens Inc.
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In a study led by Bob Kirsch of Case Western Reserve University, published in the Lancet this year, BrainGate was deployed artificially to stimulate muscles in the arms of William Kochevar, who was paralysed in a cycling accident.
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Watch this from VICE: This expedited process culminates with the muscles in the colon contracting more frequently, expediting your stool's delivery window from ten minutes after you drink your morning cup of coffee to like, right fucking now.
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The other gymnasts swing from the parallel bars until their hands are rubbed raw while showing off the muscles in their arms, back, and abs that keep them perfectly balanced and aligned as they spiral through the air.
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Irisin (named for the Greek goddess Iris) entered the scientific literature in 2012 after researchers from Harvard and other universities published a study in Nature that showed the previously unknown hormone was created in working muscles in mice.
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Apple continues to walk a tightrope with the App Store where they flex muscles in an effort to enhance data protections for users while simultaneously trying to appear as egalitarian as possible in order to avoid regulatory scrutiny.
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When we first meet him, he's ready to "frost" Cable's "mechanical butt": Liefeld's Deadpool looks like a red fire ant on growth hormones; I'm not sure what's going on with the undulating sack of "muscles" in his legs.
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Core46 Total Smart Gym Dubbed Core46 for a reason, this total smart gym helps tone, tighten, and strengthen all 46 muscles in your core, abs, lats, arms, lower back, and spine using kinetic progressive resistance up to 100lbs.
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Rather, the disorder significantly affects their daily life and can lead to "ritualistic behaviors," according to the Cleveland Clinic, like constantly flexing already-massive muscles in mirrors or spending endless hours experimenting with makeups to disguise a birthmark.
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He sat at his monitors, eyes darting back and forth between the two feeds, legs pumping like pistons, chewing gum so furiously that I could, at times, see the muscles in his temples pulsating like an exposed heart.
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For example, Simmons does a lot of dumbbell work, which allows him to change his hand placement throughout the workout, keeping ligaments and tendons safe while working the muscles in his arms in a variety of different ways.
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Caroline Framke: In an episode that features Philip and Elizabeth launching new honeypot operations, Paige flexing her spy muscles in Pastor Tim's house (welcome back, Pastor Tim!), Stan essentially blackmailing the FBI, and Mischa making it to New York(
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But the accuracy and reliability of EEG often hinges on the quality of the contact between the electrodes and the scalp, and it can sometimes be thrown off by the electric current produced by the muscles in our bodies.
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Despite this, the United States has expressed concerns about the danger of worsening China-Taiwan ties, at a time when China's navy is increasingly flexing its muscles in the South China and East China Seas and expanding territorial claims.
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Last year, as Vladimir Putin flexed his muscles in Syria and the Baltic, the Kremlin called for an 8 percent increase in the number of patriotic youth—and a 10 percent increase in recruits for the Russian armed forces.
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China on Monday called on the U.S. military to stop flexing its muscles in the South China Sea and to avoid adding "new uncertainties" over Taiwan, during high-level talks that underscored tension between the world's two largest economies.
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But often we end up meeting sore muscles in our shoulders that we didn't know existed, learning what dehydration feels like, and making compromises with our inboxes about when we might get back to all those emails — if ever.
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Earlier this week during high-level talks, China called on the U.S. military to stop flexing its muscles in the South China Sea and adding "new uncertainties" over democratic Taiwan, which is claimed by China as a wayward province.
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The researchers believe that cuttlefish use this previously unknown locking mechanism to sustain their disguise as a piece of rock or coral without having to actually hold their muscles in the same posture for an extended period of time.
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Though less polished, the Pocket Universe staging was the more radical take on the tragedy — set in an all-girls high school and performed by young women building their dramatic muscles in roles that almost always go to men.
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Fogel said that a doctor with the medical examiner's office will testify during the trial that there was hemorrhaging and trauma to the muscles in Garner's neck and will show some two dozen autopsy photos that illustrate his injuries.
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Trump was busy flexing his midterm muscles in West Virginia on Tuesday, where he invited the Republicans Senate nominee Patrick Morrisey to join him on stage and warned his supporters of the consequence of a "blue wave" in November.
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Esper, meanwhile, described the move as an example of "dynamic force employment," a term the Pentagon has recently introduced for short-notice deployments around the world, either in response to crises or to flex the military's muscles in training.
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As for human Gaston (Luke Evans), he isn't showing off his muscles in the photos provided — he's riding a horse in more "gentlemanly" attire — though only time will tell if the upcoming movie makes him as sexist as we remember.
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This new incident, reported here for the first time, has raised concerns among senior US and European government officials that Moscow is looking to boost its military presence in Venezuela, and, at the same time, flex its muscles in the Mediterranean.
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"If someone wants to be a faster swimmer, and Skulpt recognizes their upper back and shoulders are weaker than they need to be for optimal performance, the program will emphasize strengthening those muscles in parallel with typical training," said Bohorquez.
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The condition — which causes muscles in the bowels to lose their ability to move stool through the intestine — occurs in one in every 5,000 children and is usually appears shortly after birth, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Defence firm Saab on Tuesday unveiled plans to raise 6 billion Swedish crowns ($665 million) to bolster its financial muscles in the wake of big contract wins that have swelled its order backlog in recent quarters.
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And it goes on: pain in the perineum (the diamond-shaped sling of muscles in the pelvis), incision pain (if the woman has had a C-section), pain and difficulty walking (after an episiotomy or tear), depression, anxiety, and exhaustion.
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In 2013, Rice again flexed her leadership muscles in the sports world when she was appointed as a member of the College Football Playoff Committee, which selects and seeds the four teams to take part in the NCAA football tournament.
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This so-called "supersetting" technique, which works out the ab muscles in various ways with little to no rest in between each move, is a great way to "bring the burn and fatigue the muscle" after a hard workout, he added.
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The new study grew out of previous work that looked at the impact of endurance events on other muscles in the bodies of amateurs who are not able to train as hard as professionals prior to competitions, Del Coso said.
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Two Chinese firms have expressed interest in taking the shipyard off Hanjin Philippines' hands, prompting swift action from Manila officials who indicated they were unsettled by that idea as Beijing continues to flex its muscles in the South China Sea.
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You take fewer strides overall (so it has less impact on the joints), you move more efficiently, you use more muscles in the body, and it recruits more fast-twitch muscle fibers, which are more involved with building strength and power.
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As you run the device along your face and neck — there's even a "mild" setting for your delicate eye area — it suctions up and releases skin, stimulating blood flow and "exercising" muscles in order to produce a brighter, firmer appearance.
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But don't worry, your upper body gets a workout too—a lot of the muscles in your body are engaged during a session, due to the frequent changes in gravitational forces, and the near-constant attempts to keep yourself balanced.
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Whether you're pursuing mobile app design as a career or just hoping to flex your creative muscles in a fascinating new field, The Complete ARKit Course can help make your augmented reality ideas, well, a reality — no prior experience required.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - China on Monday called on the U.S. military to stop flexing its muscles in the South China Sea and to avoid adding "new uncertainties" over Taiwan, during high-level talks that underscored tension between the world's two largest economies.
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I know this is going to sound a little woo-woo, but when I'm aroused while I'm stoned, it feels as though my mind is able to zero in on all the individual muscles in my vulva that are specific to achieving orgasm.
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On days like today, I think I could walk until the muscles in my legs burned in protest, until I drifted into the ocean, until I walked into that time and place where Amèlie and I could be together, out in the open.
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According to Porges, the muscles in the middle ear help to dampen low-frequency sound so we can hear speech more clearly — but if we don't exercise those muscles (by, say, not having much human interaction), then they don't work as well.
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A C-section is a major surgery, and it can change a person's body and especially their core muscles in drastic ways, says Kira Kohrherr, an ACE-certified pre and postnatal instructor who developed the maternity workout program for the workout app, Aaptiv.
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I managed it by holding my breath and tensing all the muscles in my body like I was trying to pass a kidney stone, but (a) you can't really hold your breath for three minutes, and (b) you look red-faced and constipated.
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"They must strengthen their legs because the majority of what they do, they do it while sitting so they lose muscles in their legs and that can be a problem if they need to climb up the mast to fix something," said Chauve.
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Whether United can get such a deal over the line before a Premier League club muscles in remains to be seen, with former Leeds player and manager Neil Redfearn recently expressing concern that Jansson might not be with the club much longer.
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"This is likely because muscles in men with greater body mass have more contractile tissue and strength, whereas in women with greater body mass more non-contractile adipose tissue is deposited within the muscle and hence cannot produce as much force," Culvenor said.
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Read more: UPS just beat out Amazon, FedEx, and Uber to make America's first revenue-generating drone deliveryOn July 23, UPS flexed its muscles in drone delivery again with the announcement that a newly created subsidiary of the company, UPS Flight Forward Inc.
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The health consequences of this muscular immobility are well documented and include an increased risk for weight gain, as well as diabetes, since unused muscles in the legs do not pull sugar from the blood, leading to a dangerous rise in blood sugar.
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At a more intimate level, understanding movement signatures conceivably could improve sports training, Dr. Hug says, if it turns out that world-class athletes activate their muscles in ways that can be emulated by those of us who are less swift and graceful.
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Using ultrasound and CT scans, the scientists determined the precise dimensions of two separate sets of muscles in that joint: the extensors, which move the wrist back and away from the body; and the flexors, which pull it in, toward the forearm.
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With two homers in the first three games of the Subway Series, Judge looks to continue flexing his muscles in the finale on Thursday as the visiting New York Yankees vie for a sweep of the New York Mets at Citi Field.
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BANJUL/DAKAR (Reuters) - France flexed its muscles in West Africa on Monday granting millions of euros in aid to Gambia to support its democratic transition amid fears of regional instability and took aim at Russia over its "opportunist" role in Central African Republic.
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Similarly, a tickle in the back of your throat can make you cough: The larynx sends a signal to the vagus nerve, then the brainstem and the spinal cord, where neurons signal the muscles in our chest and abdomen to contract. Ahem.
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By the time she reached out to pull me away, I had already been seized—taken to a place where my black body was the brief that hugged the waist of faceless white men, accessorized by muscles in all the right places.
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" "In this quest, what we often see are selfies of people behaving in very curious manners, that we all recognize today as super clichés: the guy with big muscles in the gym, the girl wearing a duckface, the scantily clad girl feining innocence.
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Pictured variously surrounded by groups of beautiful women, flexing his muscles in a vest, and wearing a stetson, Flowers is a 70s showman type in the short clip, while also very much reminding anyone who might have been in doubt that he's still got it.
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Analysts say the ouster underscores the extent to which Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman—Saudi Arabia's 30-year old defense minister and a force multiplier behind efforts to reform the moribund Saudi state—has begun to flex his muscles in the country's hierarchy.
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The shakeup in Saudi Arabia's cabinet this weekend that brought Ali al-Naimi's 20-year tenure as oil minister to an end is another sign the kingdom is prepared to flex its muscles in the Middle East, Again Capital founding partner John Kilduff said Monday.
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As Xi Jinping, China's leader, clamps down ever harder on civil liberties, flexes his muscles in the South China Sea and squeezes foreign firms for intellectual property, a more global China does not seem to be getting any easier for the West to deal with.
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But Brewery Ommegang shows how to do this kind of tie-in right: a company that wants to flex its creative muscles in association with a show they clearly love, and a final product with a quality that matches "Game of Thrones"' production values.
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My dentist made it for me, and I bite on with that… I know a lot of people think it is your teeth that you're hanging on with, but it's really your jaw strength, the muscles in your jaw, that keep you up there.
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During closed-door talks on the sidelines of a gathering of defense ministers in Bangkok, Wei urged Esper to "stop flexing muscles in the South China Sea and to not provoke and escalate tensions in the South China Sea," the spokesman, Wu Qian, said.
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During closed-door talks on the sidelines of a gathering of defence ministers in Bangkok, Wei urged Esper to "stop flexing muscles in the South China Sea and to not provoke and escalate tensions in the South China Sea", the spokesman, Wu Qian, said.
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There are 43 muscles in the human face and you can count most of them during "Skin," a sometimes absorbing and sometimes irritating evening of cast-created vignettes, performed by the wildly expressive members of Broken Box Mime Theater at A.R.T./ New York Theaters.
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A controlled trial from Cairo University in Egypt recently discovered that women who used neuromuscular electrical stimulation, which uses electrical current to get muscles to contract, on their abdominal muscles in addition to exercise saw more DR improvement than women who did exercise alone.
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She says paralyzing the muscles in your brow or around your eyes will, over time, cause them to atrophy (that's the medical term for when a muscle withers from underuse — think what an arm looks like when you have a cast removed after a broken bone).
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Unlike the heart rate monitors included on smartwatches and fitness trackers that use an LED and a tiny optical sensor to detect a wearer's pulse, the MobilECG business card features two conductive finger pads to measure the electrical currents generated by the muscles in the heart.
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Then we moved to the barre to work the thighs and seat — we did lots of small, isometric movements, like squatting up and down an inch very slowly while squeezing a ball between our inner thighs, that really worked all the muscles in those body parts.
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Running puts a lot of strain on all the muscles in your legs and feet, and when you do that over and over again for sustained periods of time on the pavement or on a treadmill, you have to stretch to undo some of the damage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China needs to be a more responsible power as it gains global influence and avoid flexing its muscles in disputes with smaller countries over issues like the South China Sea, U.S. President Barack Obama told CNN in an interview to be aired on Sunday.
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No. 18 Purdue overwhelms Arizona State from distance NEW YORK — Whether it was down low or way outside, No. 18 Purdue flexed its collective muscles in overwhelming Arizona State 403-64 in the first game of the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
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"It's a big opportunity for Russia and China to flex their muscles in the Asia Pacific and the Middle East and possibly in Europe, which has a lot of NATO allies worried," said Andrew O'Neil, the dean of research at the Griffith Business School in Australia.
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Read more: 5 crucial exercise lessons I learned when I cut my body fat nearly in half in 6 months without losing my muscle"In order to meet the training goal of strength development, we must challenge the muscles in new and different ways," Hoggins explained.
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The muscles in this organ move in an orderly, coordinated squeeze to push your stool out—these squeezes are called peristaltic waves and also happen in the esophagus, stomach, and small intestines, explains Niket Sonpal, New York City-based gastroenterologist and professor of medicine at Touro College.
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Among the guest orchestras, the London Symphony Orchestra appears with its recently installed music director Simon Rattle in a program of Bernstein, Dvorak and Janacek, while the Berlin Philharmonic flexes its muscles in Beethoven and Strauss under Kirill Petrenko, who will soon be its artistic director.
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"We wanted to keep pushing the limit on how much power we could squeeze out of the artificial muscles in the robot, and how efficient we could make the whole system," said Noah Jafferis, a postdoctoral engineer at Harvard and one of the leaders of the research.
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Consider, for instance, the MinnaLife kGoal, a smart pelvic floor exerciser that helps women keep their pelvic muscles in healthy and fit, making pregnancy easier, staving off incontinence, and, in some cases, improving and intensifying orgasms (and, full disclosure, a product I provide consulting services for).
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And as Iran effectively flexes its muscles in OPEC for the first time since the sanctions were lifted in January, its goal is not only to protect its newfound gains but also to expand its markets, pitting it directly against its bitter sectarian rival, Saudi Arabia.
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"Muscles in the iris can cause the pupil to open or close to control how much light gets into the eye under different ambient lighting conditions, similar to how you can adjust the aperture on a camera lens," said Bell, who did not treat this particular patient.
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If they can build an accurate online map CTRL-Labs believes there is no reason to have a keyboard or mouse Myo control attempts to understand what each of the 14 muscles in the arm are doing, then deconvolve the signal into individual channels that map out to muscles.
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VIDEO: 'Britney Ever After' Star Natasha Bassett Reveals What She's Learned Since Playing Britney Spears In one photo, the singer posed against a white fence in front of farmland, showing off her toned stomach and leg muscles in a sports bra, rolled up short-shorts and a choker.
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If you've ever experienced the misfortune of taking a photo of yourself that will end up on the internet, you have contemplated the weight of the following question: How should I move the muscles in my face to communicate my identity in the most socially correct way possible?
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The army refers me out to a civilian oral surgeon and he puts the Botox in my masseter muscle—the one that flexes when you bite—and he puts it in my temple and another small group of muscles in my cheek, and it just paralyzes those areas.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2 (Reuters) - China needs to be a more responsible power as it gains global influence and avoid flexing its muscles in disputes with smaller countries over issues like the South China Sea, U.S. President Barack Obama told CNN in an interview to be aired on Sunday.
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Anyway, I can attest that when I started focusing my workouts almost exclusively on movements like squats, clean and jerks, snatches, and push presses, the smaller muscles in my arms became more defined than ever, even though I hadn't done a single bicep curl or tricep dip in months.
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At the upmarket Saint Jude gym and spa in Montreal's bourgeois-bohemian Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood, members show off their muscles in the church's former chapel, forsake kneeling in favor of ashtanga yoga poses and luxuriate in an outdoor steamy bath in the shadow of the church's imposing steeple.
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The gene behind the disease was identified in 1993 — just a few years before this patient got his diagnosis of M.S. The genetic error affects the muscles in the small vessels in the brain, causing them to thicken, cutting blood flow to the segments of the brain they supply.
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In Kansas, Sharice Davids, the first Native American woman elected to Congress from the state, as well as the first openly LGBTQ Kansan and a former mixed martial arts fighter, showed off her muscles in a sleeveless red dress paired with dangling earrings and a brightly patterned scarf.
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It reinstated long-severed diplomatic ties, chipping away at what had been a reliable bloc of votes against Israel in the United Nations, and flexing its muscles in a part of the world where African solidarity with Muslim nations had for decades mandated rejection of relations with Israel.
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It's a thyroid disease, and it's now been two years since taking the medication for it, so for the VS show I didn't want to lose any more weight, I just want to have muscles in the right place, and if my butt can get a little perkier, then that's good.
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Johanna: There's one where she actually wraps her legs around the pole and just squeezes with her inner thighs and that's all she's using to hold on, and that definitely took some practice because you really have to engage those inner thigh muscles in order to hold yourself on the pole.
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Fourth, this "dumb deal" reflects the pressing Australian interest in finding a way out of its predicament with the refugees and the American interest in strengthening its Australian alliance at a time when United States Marines are rotating through Darwin and China is flexing its muscles in the South China Sea.
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While I do think that way, way more strong people are excited to be kind to newbies and help them get stronger than many people judge them to be just by looking at their muscles, in some places, weight rooms can remain unfriendly to non-white, non-cis, non-straight dudes.
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The Apple "magic" in this entire situation is all the stuff the company crammed in the notorious notch of the iPhone X. There's basically an entire Kinect system contained within it, providing accurate depth information and allowing users to create highly expressive animations (It maps more than 50 facial muscles in real time).
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When I asked him what had possessed him to buy it, he began to summarize the book's central premise: that there are 42 muscles in the face and, just like any other muscle in the body, they can be developed and toned via programmed exercise to impart a tauter and more youthful appearance.
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When someone with a fully functional and strong core bends over to pick something up off of the floor, their large glute muscles ( large in relation, at least, to all the other muscles in the body) contract to bring them upright, and the other muscles of the core, including lower back muscles, assist.
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The Trump administration this spring has stepped up a "maximum pressure" campaign of economic sanctions to force Iran to submit to a new and more restrictive agreement, and Iran has struck back by beginning to restart its nuclear program and flexing its muscles in the Persian Gulf — where it seized the tanker.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (the act of thrusting your hips backward while riding out of the seat), and are designed to work all the muscles in your body so that you're exercising more than just your legs.
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His practice, which feels more like a cross between a cupcake shop and a SoulCycle studio than a place where people willingly go to let needles full of neurotoxins gently paralyse the muscles in their faces, is one of a growing number of establishments in America aimed at making injectable cosmetic treatments seem less clinical.
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Wearing heels creates muscular imbalances, and inhibits your muscles in a way that basically makes it impossible to exercise, Jill Miller, creator of the corrective exercise format Yoga Tune Up and author of The Roll Model Method told Refinery29 back in 2017, when Mariah Carey posted a photo of herself working out in heels.
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"I spend about 15 to 20 minutes almost every day on different DVDs and segments of her workouts, and then throughout the day (almost subconsciously now), I utilize many of her special techniques to make sure I am maximizing my posture, and activating my muscles in the proper way for maximum effect," she says.
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" Instead of an above-the-knee amputation, Khan said, they would cut below the knee, and "rather than throw out the good ankle, leg, foot and some of the muscles in the bottom part of the calf, we actually take the ankle, the calf, the foot, and we use that to make a new knee.
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So: if you were to mix the toxin from a boxed jellyfish, the toxin from a Cone snail, and the toxin from a Blue-ringed octopus, then you would cause cardiac standstill almost instantaneously, you would cause all the muscles in the face and body to contract, and you would cause all neural cessation to stop throughout the body.
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Going all the way to a young Arnold Schwarzenegger wearing a revealing red suit and flexing his bulging muscles in the '70s to Prince William's famous swim team suit, take a look back at some of the most memorable male Speedo moments (both on-screen and in real life!) that still have us doing double takes today.
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But in fact, the largest muscles in your body are set up that way because they're responsible for most of the daily work of living — you need glutes and quads to help you walk, abs to help you keep yourself upright, and lats to help you move your arms around, pick things up, and put them down.
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The list includes: ego depletion (the idea that willpower is a finite resource); the facial feedback hypothesis (if we activate the smile muscles in our mouths, we actually become happier); the heartwarming finding that reading fiction improves empathy and theory of mind (but you should still read anyway; it's great); and how a whiff of the hormone oxytocin can make us more trusting.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenSaagar Enjeti questions Warren's authenticity on 'Medicare for all' All-female panel to moderate November Democratic primary debate Ocasio-Cortez grills Zuckerberg over political ad policy MORE (D-Mass.) has a 28503-point lead in the Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary race as she flexes her political muscles in her home state, according to a new WBUR poll.
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While the world's major powers have engaged in dialogue on establishing norms regarding restraint in employment of cyber options under the UN's Group of Government Experts (GGE) process, Iran flexed its muscles in its likely 85033 attack against Saudi Aramco, North Korea went after Sony for its unflattering film portrayal of Kim Jong Un (2013), and Russia attacked the Ukrainian power grid (2015).
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Makayla Thrush, who trained at Geddert's club from ages 7 to 17, said she developed an eating disorder because of Geddert and accused him of becoming so angry that he threw her on top of a low bar, ruptured the lymph nodes in her neck, gave her a black eye and tore the muscles in her stomach, ending her career.
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There are "hot spots" to click on, and one I activate prompts the voice to tell me that autopsies were typically carried out in winter when the bodies would decompose more slowly, and would begin with examining the major organs, but Rembrandt wanted to demonstrate the moment in the Dr. Tulp's lesson where he shows how the muscles in the arm control the movements of the fingers.
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Indeed, all around us, from the confident freshman class women elected to Congress this year to the hard-working women who replaced some pretty terrible men in the wake of #MeToo, to the already powerful women flexing their muscles in fresh ways, the ascent of women to power has been about being the mom — calling the shots, fed up with the nonsense, and here to make everything better.
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"For muscles of the lower face, as this study showed, it can lead to fullness of the mid-face which makes the patients appear younger," she says, cautioning that, for muscles in the upper face such as the the frontalis (forehead muscle), glabellar complex ('11' lines) and orbicularis oris (crow's feet), repeated use and contraction can causes these lines to become more deeply etched leading to a more aged appearance.
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"While our recent study has highlighted the important role of strong thigh muscles in reducing the risk of knee osteoarthritis development, particularly in women, it is not possible to guarantee that having strong thigh muscles will protect women from developing knee osteoarthritis because there are many other factors that play into the disease," said lead study author Dr. Adam Culvenor, a researcher at Paracelsus Medical University in Salzburg, Austria.
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Not content with eroding Yasser's claims of provocation, by summoning a witness whom he once beat up in a refugee camp, Wajdi even manages to foment a clash inside the courtroom, squaring up to a young Palestinian on the public benches, who promptly lambasts him as a "Zionist dog," whereupon the security staff muscles in and the three judges stand there as numb as dummies in the background.
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Some sex toys are now being marketed as devices that can help women do kegels, an exercise that strengthens the pelvic floor, or the group of muscles in your Combining a sex toy with a kegel-training device makes it seem like the pelvic floor exercise can help you have more or better orgasms, but there isn't any concrete scientific evidence that suggests this is true, Prause said.
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Chinese defense officials on Monday warned their U.S. counterparts against "flexing muscles" in the disputed South China Sea after a meeting with U.S. Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperPentagon chief: US giving Vietnam surplus ship for coast guard Talks stall on defense costs with South Korea Overnight Defense — Presented by Boeing — Stopgap spending bill includes military pay raise | Schumer presses Pentagon to protect impeachment witnesses | US ends civil-nuclear waiver in Iran MORE, according to The Associated Press.
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Read more: Steph Curry says he deals with high-pressure situations by tensing all the muscles in his body and then releasing them"The idea of athlete autonomy — of a player having more control and power over his or her own career, of not just being an employee of an owner who is not the one out running and dunking — has caught on in the public consciousness in a way it had failed to before," Will Leitch, noted sports journalist and the founder of Deadspin, wrote for NBC News.
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