It is this core that leads to nerve damage when overexerted in other species.
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An exertion headache is your body's way of telling you it's being overexerted, so if one strikes, take a break.
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Over the past few years, the museum significantly expanded their staff and overexerted itself in a variety of areas, including emerging technology.
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I wanted to be professionally successful but also personally happy; productive and useful yet not overexerted; responsible and financially practical while not neglectful of my family, friends, and ethical beliefs.
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Adler's spa offers a post-excursion massage using Alpine arnica extract and mud to soothe overexerted legs, but no one seems to be in a great stink to get sporty here.
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Berkenstadt; Cross, p. 38. According to Vig, Cobain overexerted his voice while recording vocals for "Lithium", which forced the band to halt recording.Classic Albums—Nirvana: Nevermind [DVD]. Isis Productions, 2004.
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In the middle of the last lap, after Norihito Kobayashi attempted a breakaway and was caught, Spillane took a strong lead. However, he had overexerted himself and slowed down after entering the stadium where the race was to finish. Lamy- Chappuis was able to catch up and pass him in the final stretch. The .
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Howard died in Detroit on April 2, 1871, soon after his final Senate term expired. According to published accounts, he overexerted himself while helping take down a tree on the property line between his house and his neighbor's, and burst a blood vessel in his brain, which caused his death two days later. He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery in Detroit.
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These three forms are usually mixed and matched together in different ways in different states. For instance, most states usually use both assigned-counsel and the public defender program side by side. Assigned counsel is usually used when the public defender program is overexerted in the number of cases they have to process or if there is a legal issue of conflict of interest in a case.
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He completed a fifth novel in the Herries series and began work on a sixth. His health was undermined by diabetes. He overexerted himself at the opening of Keswick's fund-raising "War Weapons Week" in May 1941, making a speech after taking part in a lengthy march, and died of a heart attack at Brackenburn, aged 57."War Week March Kills Sir Hugh Walpole", The Daily Mail, 2 June 1941, p.
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He was fond of travel, enjoying trips into the mountains, and was an avid walker. Eventually he moved to Litoměřice, a quiet town some 60 km from Prague, to prepare for law school exams and to write poetry. Three days before he was to be married to Šomková, just a few weeks after he had begun working as a legal assistant, Mácha overexerted himself while helping to extinguish a fire and soon thereafter died of pneumonia. The day after his death had been scheduled as his wedding day in Prague.
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Jack Benny, Doubleday (1978) pp. 184–185. Ten days after returning from Korea, he agreed with RKO Pictures producers Jerry Wald and Norman Krasna to star in Stars and Stripes for Ever, a movie about a USO troupe in the South Pacific during World War II. The screenplay was to be written by Herbert Baker and to co-star Dinah Shore."Jolson to Return to Screen at R.K.O.", The New York Times, October 11, 1950. But Jolson had overexerted himself in Korea, especially for a man who was missing a lung.
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When Neko's true power is awakened, she remembers who she really is; she regains full access to her SS-rank power. Sorcerian speculates Neko could be the Brynhildr, an entity which is being sought by the institute for a yet unknown purpose. This allows her to use the same type of abilities as Mako, as well as her ultimate ability of creating a micro black hole which she used to defeat Mako's anti-matter, but overexerted herself at the cost of losing all her memories, including recent ones. The new Neko is rather cold to Ryouta, due to her cluelessness.
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Behind him, LeMond found himself again in a situation where he was unable to chase his teammate himself, while this time, the entire team was stunned by Hinault's attack, explicitly breaking the tactics the team had agreed upon in the morning. At the summit of the Aspin, Hinault's lead had increased to two minutes and he caught up with Arnaud on the subsequent descent. However, unlike the day before, the other favourites worked together to give chase, with Millar, Herrera, and Urs Zimmermann () committed to bringing Hinault back as the group reached the climb of the Peyresourde. They made contact with him on the descent and as the group began the final climb to Superbagnères, it became clear that Hinault had overexerted himself, falling back quickly.
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After guiding the relegation favourites to an impressive ninth-place finish on their return to the Premiership, he was forced to take a temporary leave of absence from his role in August 2019 when he overexerted in a gym session and contracted rhabdomyolysis, causing his blood levels to rise to dangerous levels and his skeletal muscle to begin breaking down.Livingston's Gary Holt 'on mend' after 'wee fright' with skeletal muscle breakdown, BBC Sport, 13 September 2019 The 2019–20 season provided further success for Holt and Livi, as the Lions secured fifth place in the Premiership. It was the club's second-highest ever league finish, and Holt was nominated for the Scottish Football Writers' Association 'Manager of the Year Award'. Holt also claimed the SPFL Manager of the Month award for September 2018 and January 2020.
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One of the dangers of a free ascent is hypoxia due to using up the available oxygen during the ascent. This can be aggravated if the diver fully exhales at the start of the ascent in the "blow and go" technique, if the diver is so heavy that swimming upwards requires strong exertion, or if the diver is already stressed and short of breath when the air supply is lost. Loss of consciousness during ascent is likely to lead to drowning, particularly if the unconscious diver is negatively buoyant at that point and sinks. On the other hand, a fit diver leaving the bottom with a moderate lungful of air, relatively unstressed, and not overexerted, will usually have sufficient oxygen available to reach the surface conscious by direct swimming ascent with constant exhalation at a reasonable rate of between 9 and 18 metres per minute from recreational diving depths (30 m or less), provided his or her buoyancy is close to neutral at the bottom.
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