"All we have to go by is her physical condition and her decline in physical condition," Rowles said.
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It said Panek was in "satisfactory" physical condition when released.
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The announcement also said that examinations had shown that the physical condition of the school's junior high graduates of 2016 did not have "significant differences" from the physical condition of students at other schools.
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Jabba the Hutt doesn't appear to be in peak physical condition.
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I think he's always in top physical condition … because he's Jesus.
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Family members say he is depressed and in poor physical condition.
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He appeared to be depressed and was in poor physical condition.
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The NFL world has been buzzing about Newton's physical condition, however.
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First, I'll need to be in the very worst physical condition.
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But the arrangement is no longer tenable with her physical condition.
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" He added: "We don't know the physical condition of the boys.
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The first thing I needed to address was my poor physical condition.
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Cotton dismissed these "failures" as the result of their poor physical condition.
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But since he was in such good physical condition, it was possible.
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Is the likelihood of blacking out contingent on a person's physical condition?
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In spite of his physical condition, he released his third and final album.
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Like humans, chimpanzees have molecules in their urine that reflect their physical condition.
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He was released and was "in good physical condition," according to the statement.
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"Freedom is both a physical condition and a state of mind," he continues.
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But her physical condition will prevent her from continuing that work, she said.
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"She's in much better physical condition now," said Patrick McEnroe, an ESPN analyst.
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But the furor over Lakewood's physical condition is something of a red herring.
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If there was one clear concern for North Carolina, it was Berry's physical condition.
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Yes, we face other serious problems — the physical condition of our planet, above all.
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Only those with good mental strength and well-prepared physical condition can manage it.
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Every hour, 24/1013, we monitor the physical condition hourly of everyone in the facility.
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Every hour, 24/7, we monitor the physical condition hourly of everyone in the facility.
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You are creating life so you need to be in good mental and physical condition.
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Ultimately it may have been pity for Mr. Garcia's physical condition that swayed immigration officials.
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Prorock told the investigator that someone examined the woman's physical condition and found no problems.
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They want to show that they're in good physical condition, because a President needs stamina.
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"I can no longer help lead this cause, due to my physical condition," she wrote.
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I can monitor the physical condition of the driver just like we do with a truck.
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" In a statement over the summer, his doctor said that he was in "excellent physical condition.
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Polar bears are inherently unpredictable, and more so when they're in poor physical condition, he added.
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The petition included salacious and embarrassing personal details about his physical condition and his sexual demands.
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Pfizer's Viagra, also known as sildenafil citrate, treats a physical condition when men are already aroused.
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She is in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as President of the United States.
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If you ignore the peak physical condition thing, politicians and athletes have some similar job responsibilities.
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"I'm going crazy trying to get out of here because of my physical condition," she said.
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My assumption is that his physical condition resulted from repeated blows to the head over time.
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I always want to be in top physical condition as I continue to perfect my craft.
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Second, all young athletes should strive to be in good physical condition for their chosen sports.
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Farquhar is 31, and Gammons believes that his physical condition could help his chances for recovery.
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Wright said he would be forthright with Collins about his physical condition to avoid potential setbacks.
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He breaks it down to four components: physical condition, mental state, swing technique and tactical approach.
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I would keep going for more college degrees if my physical condition didn't slow me down.
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The physical condition of polar bears is also dependent upon how much fish is available for seals.
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Presumably, he does age normally, despite the Super Soldier serum, which keeps him in peak physical condition.
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When he faced Chris Eubank on 211 September 291, Watson was a man in peak physical condition.
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Golfers, led by gym rats like McIlroy, are in better physical condition than they have ever been.
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" Now, "sex" in that nondiscrimination clause is defined as "the physical condition of being male or female.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the physical condition of the former Georgia senator Max Cleland.
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In her deteriorated physical condition, she finally surrendered to a psychiatric assessment, and began taking antipsychotic medication.
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In both cases, the requirements were extraordinary determination, outstanding physical condition — and a heavy dose of science.
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The results could reveal a physical condition that might affect the candidate's mood at times, for example.
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In fact, his brother said, he's run several, and was in peak physical condition through his 20s.
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For one, the Yankees said Sanchez, 26, was in better physical condition than he was last year.
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Ginsburg's physical condition is also bolstered by an unusual workout routine for a woman of her advanced age.
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It's no secret that Olympians have to eat clean for years to ensure they're at peak physical condition.
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During summer months, polar bears should be in their peak physical condition, with fat reserves covering their bodies.
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A UNHCR official said the entire group had scabies, but otherwise appeared to be in reasonable physical condition.
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"The most important thing for me is to start in good physical condition," Frenchman Richard Gasquet told Reuters.
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If miners are too old, or in bad physical condition, they could take it as an early retirement.
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Most of them were middle-aged or older, but they looked well-fed and in excellent physical condition.
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"An older person in good physical condition who has a shockable rhythm — it can work," Dr. Druwé said.
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"Chandler was in peak physical condition at the time of the wreck," the lawyers said in a statement.
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"She is in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as President of the United States," the letter concludes.
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"She is in excellent physical condition and fit to serve as President of the United States," Bardack's letter concludes.
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Andy got involved in amateur boxing and says it "helped my physical condition and that helped my mental state".
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Ibrahimovic is 34, and according to him, his physical condition astounded the United doctors who assessed him last week.
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"The baseline physical condition is incredibly important, and it lends itself to how much reserve she has," Shiroff said.
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Somehow, my mental attitude, the stress, the anguish should be analyzed and studied the same as my physical condition.
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Football and MMA are both gladiatorial displays where athletes in peak physical condition hurt one another for our amusement.
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The Sagamore and Bourne Bridges that bring you over the Cape Cod Canal are in very dangerous physical condition.
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A referral for psychiatric treatment can be galling if you believe you are suffering from a purely physical condition.
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He was in peak physical condition when he went down, which he has said allowed his recovery to begin earlier.
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Trump said on Monday that health was a campaign issue but he did not attack Clinton over her physical condition.
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One area where coordination made a big difference was in patients who had a chronic physical condition along with depression.
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Despite being in terrific physical condition, Harper says he was not able to avoid his family history of heart disease.
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But it's striking how skeptical the ADEA authors were of even the most obvious justification for different treatment, physical condition.
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Hackers could use the data to influence sports wagering, knowing more about the physical condition of teams and possibly players.
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He resigned his post as president soon after, in part due to his weakened physical condition, which included partial paralysis.
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He was taken to a police station, but his current whereabouts and physical condition are not known, the statement said.
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Anyone who is not regularly physically active and in good physical condition should hire someone else to do the job.
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Woods later missed the 2016 season and played just two events in 2017 as his physical condition continued to deteriorate.
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I can only speculate that I must have been attacked in the park, given my unresponsive state and subsequent physical condition.
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You have to find each individual thing you want to play, looking for the best price and the best physical condition.
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The two spent hours on the phone together, brainstorming ways to come up with funds for Bonk, discussing his physical condition.
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The staff assess the man's mental state, physical condition, and, especially, his trustworthiness, by checking his story against those of others.
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An April 2010 Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction regarding "Medical Standards" listed a "change of sex" as a disqualifying physical condition.
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Manager Dusty Baker said the player's age, track record and otherwise sound physical condition made him believe in a Zimmerman comeback.
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She registers Anna's piety as hardly more than a tic, ignoring her compulsive praying to take notes on her physical condition.
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In another room, an operations team is monitoring the physical condition of gear, ready to dispatch repair crews placed at the ready.
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The agency has a unique integrated mission of protection and investigations, and the job requires applicants to be in peak physical condition.
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The software may not decide on its course of action based on the age, sex or physical condition of any people involved.
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It's well-known that Ginsburg loves to exercise and so is said to be in good physical condition despite previous health issues.
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Upon signing up, campers generally fill in forms about their skiing level and physical condition to help the instructors create cohesive groups.
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He told The Post that he had agreed to the interview to counter arguments that he had exaggerated his deteriorating physical condition.
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Thanks to the program, the physical condition of many public and private subsidized housing properties are being substantially upgraded or completely rebuilt.
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Still others simply can't host solar on their own roof because of tree shading, orientation or the physical condition of the structure.
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Judge Ross acknowledged that Mr. Asaro was not the man he used to be — but only in terms of his physical condition.
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Car manufacturers, for example, can use a smartphone's front camera to understand a driver's physical condition or gauge fatigue levels to increase safety.
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Olympic hammer thrower Amber Campbell is in peak physical condition, she told the Indy Star, but by her measurements – 5'7″ and 20153 lbs.
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There was little doubt but that her suffering was every bit as real and tangible as the pain caused by a physical condition.
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The schoolgirls appeared to be in generally good physical condition when they were greeted by government officials at Abuja airport two weeks ago.
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Half report mental stress when they care for someone with a mental health issue — Alzheimer's or dementia, or a long-term physical condition.
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Goodall told the ABC ahead of his departure, although he was still technically healthy, his physical condition and quality of life was deteriorating.
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An autopsy did not find anything unusual with Paddock&aposs physical condition, even after a microscopic brain examination by experts at Stanford University.
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Whether it's your physical condition, emotional outlook or level of productivity, the things you repeatedly do every day define your quality of life.
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She had been preparing a case for trial when a male colleague questioned whether she could still handle it in her physical condition.
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Dr. Kock said that many of the dead antelope they examined were in poor physical condition, probably contributing to their susceptibility to disease.
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All these conditions that bridge psychological state and physical condition can lead to changes in the brain that will result in cognitive impairment.
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Under California law, attorneys cannot look for business at accident scenes or hospitals due to a person's potentially compromised emotional or physical condition.
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Even though I'm not in peak physical condition, I live on a third-floor walkup and generally use stairs in my daily life.
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Because people can live with forms of Alzheimer's or dementia for so long, often in good physical condition, their care needs can change often.
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Whelan's brother, David Whelan who lives in Canada, denounced the court proceedings as a farce and said he was worried about Paul's physical condition.
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" On the stigma around addiction: "This is not a moral failing...this is a physical condition and we need to treat it that way.
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She underwent tests at the university hospital, but no matter how detailed the tests the doctors couldn't pinpoint any changes in her physical condition.
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Acknowledge You're Having a Panic Attack Panic attacks flood the mind with terrifying thoughts about one's physical condition and irrational fright about external catastrophes.
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Mr. Che Coc said in a telephone interview that he did not blame Cayuga Centers or the foster family for his son's physical condition.
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In his younger years, Mr. Bulger was a fitness fanatic who obsessed over taking care of his body and keeping in top physical condition.
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Biden's backers also have some concern about their candidate's physical condition, with 28% saying that's more of a weakness than a strength for him.
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It was very much what I imagine athletes do, not that I would want to compare myself to them in terms of physical condition.
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"I can no longer help lead this cause, due to my physical condition," O'Connor said of her civics work in the letter released Tuesday.
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A year later, a former companion of Mr. Redstone's filed suit in Los Angeles challenging his mental competence, disclosing embarrassing details of his physical condition.
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"I am really sorry, but my physical condition does not allow me to continue training," Wu told China's national broadcaster CCTV during a live stream.
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Erectile dysfunction in younger men, unless they're diabetic or have suffered some unusually cruel injury, is generally caused by stress, rather than any physical condition.
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AJ's promoter, Eddie Hearn, says Joshua is "desperate" for the Fury fight, but how unlikely it was thanks to Fury's "terrible" physical condition at present.
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Moreover, Nurkic had played sparingly in Denver over the previous two months and figured to arrive in Portland in, well, less-than-optimal physical condition.
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In the best case, your cordial relationship will allow you to continue doing work you find fulfilling for as long as your physical condition allows.
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Being in peak physical condition is not required to visit, but visitors who wish to challenge themselves will find plenty of opportunities to do so.
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As No. 24, he was more mature, he told ESPN, but wasn&apost in the same physical condition as he&aposd been as Nov. 8.
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Whether women and those of us in less enviable physical condition will respond similarly to caffeine before exercise must still be studied, Dr. Gualano says.
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"The deputy treated Immanuel with contempt, especially given how old he is, his physical condition and what he had already been through," Mr. Feinman said.
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Ardythe Sayers told the Kansas City Star the 73-year-old Hall of Famer was diagnosed 4 years ago -- but still remains in excellent physical condition.
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Ryan â€" a man of peak physical condition but apparent mental insufficiency â€" bikes along the Tidal Basin where he zooms past the Thomas Jefferson Memorial.
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Cleanliness and physical condition are cited as the most important factors when AAA members book hotels, according to Michael Petrone, director of AAA Inspections & Diamond Ratings.
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Fisher said he noticed Anthony was below his optimal physical condition on Thursday night, when he shot 4 for 18 in the Knicks' loss to Detroit.
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But in a match in a ring, Kearns says he'd give the edge to Biden because he appears to be savvy and in better physical condition.
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A fortune teller in real life would look at us (the customer) to get a glimpse of our age, marital status, physical condition, emotional status, etc.
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The irony here, of course, is that the doctor himself is a poor specimen, while some of his patients, like John, are in perfect physical condition.
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"Those words wrap around everything having to do with people's physical condition, to the point that they don't even realize they're saying [them] anymore," he says.
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Brady goes to great lengths to keep his body in top physical condition, but none of that may matter if he keeps getting hit at this pace.
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There is no doubt that getting oneself into the physical condition required for an endurance event like the Ironman makes a person healthier in almost every way.
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"I always try to keep myself in good enough physical condition that when opportunities like this come along, I don't need a year to prepare," he says.
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In the Spanish language there is a known problem with confusing sexual orientation with a physical condition; people think of a "problem" of libido or even genetics.
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"The degree of fitness makes a big difference, in that if you are in good physical condition, you will sweat more quickly and more profusely," he says.
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" Chronicling the challenges he faced with MS, including constant pain and his deteriorating failing physical condition, she says that "he just didn't want to try any more.
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He recognized her as one of the missing schoolgirls, although she looked different and was in poor physical condition, as were the baby and man with her.
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Eight-times PGA Tour winner Brad Faxon thinks it will not be long before someone breaks Boros' mark due to the improved physical condition of today's players.
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The Senate bill introduced on Thursday in Oklahoma defined "sex" as the "physical condition of being male or female, as identified at birth" by an individual's anatomy.
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A year later, Manuela Herzer, a former companion of Mr. Redstone's, filed suit in Los Angeles challenging his mental competence, disclosing embarrassing details of his physical condition.
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Twenty-two percent of respondents said they themselves "use cannabis to treat a mental or physical condition" — such as chronic pain, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder.
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A headstrong 22-year-old, she was on her mother's case constantly and had a hard time coming to terms with the change in Isabella's physical condition.
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A 21-year-old woman with a rare physical condition is receiving floods of comments from strangers hyping her up after she nervously posted ~sexier~ photos online.
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In her letter, O'Connor also announced that she will be stepping away from public life and her leadership role with iCivics in light of her physical condition.
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As if the pressure of chasing the record and her physical condition weren't enough, Vonn also had to deal with a fan heckling her after her run.
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" It defined biological sex as "the physical condition of being male or female as determined by a person's chromosomes and identified at birth by a person's anatomy.
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If I'd had to pass up jobs and miss vacations because of an overtly physical condition, there would be no question I was dealing with a disability.
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According to the complaint, Gersh has since developed a physical condition called bursitis from carrying her shoulders a certain way because she's constantly afraid of being attacked.
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You don't know what challenges await you out there in the universe, so you'll want to make sure you're in peak physical condition before jetting off to Mars.
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The episode was the second instance in which it became clear that Trump has a strong preference for doctors who will attest to his super-human physical condition.
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More recently, Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole and Senator John McCain, each of whom was the Republican presidential nominee while in his 70s, faced questions about their physical condition.
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Considering what she went through during a traumatic labor nine months ago, since when she has played only a handful of matches, Williams's physical condition has been impressive.
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Even when patients do seek help—typically a combination of behavioral therapy, nutritional support, and simply stabilizing their physical condition—the disorder can be stubbornly resistant to treatment.
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He seems to have accommodated himself to his physical condition, which is abnormally thin, as much as he has accustomed himself to the news of disastrous world events.
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The man, a hepatitis C patient with an enlarged spleen, was "in a very weakened physical condition because of chronic cirrhosis of the liver," according to the lawsuit.
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That distance ranges from half an inch to maybe two feet, and the difference subtly complicates the hierarchy implied by the components' relative size, placement, chroma, and physical condition.
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It can be tempting to delay the moment by trying to train on your own, but Bergeron recommends people take the plunge no matter what physical condition they're in.
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The Patriots claimed Bennett off waivers Thursday, one day after he was waived by the Green Bay Packers with the designation that he failed to disclose a physical condition.
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Dr. Harold Bornstein told NBC Nightly News that he wrote the letter endorsing Trump's physical condition while a limo sent by his campaign was parked outside the doctor's office.
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One person could have a challenging physical condition, another a partner with different preferences and expectations, and yet another stresses about other parts of their lives that affect sex.
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Condemned to death by a medicine man, often for breaking a religious edict, the victim is so frightened that his physical condition deteriorates rapidly and he dies within days.
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The path is straightforward, thanks to the island's status as a popular tourist destination, but it's a steep hike and not recommended for anyone not in good physical condition.
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She has spoken candidly about her struggles to return to peak physical condition after giving birth, and she arrived here looking fitter than she had since before her pregnancy.
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Some of these objects have been installed for years in outdoor locations, and their physical condition is thus augmented — enhanced or deteriorated, depending on one's view — by weather and time.
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Today's professional soccer players must follow super-strict diets to ensure they're in optimum physical condition when they step onto the pitch, but this has not always been the case.
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"Alex is in top mental and physical condition, and he's applying seventy-five years of eye, hand, and brain experience to this craft," Brown said to me this past spring.
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Remarks and gestures he made last November were widely seen as mocking New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski for a rare physical condition that limits the functionality of his joints.
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That information along with Northcutt's superb physical condition have led to obvious speculation despite USADA reporting that the 19-year-old has been tested four times since signing for UFC.
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Mónica keeps herself only as aware as she needs to be of Luis's deteriorating moral and physical condition, preferring to busy herself with their infant daughter and new washing machine.
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Asked about the 83-year-old Buddhist monk's hospitalization on Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Beijing wasn't aware of the physical condition of the 14th Dalai Lama.
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Getting medical treatment on the International Space Station is complicated, so NASA does its best to ensure astronauts are in peak physical condition before they leave for the final frontier.
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Yet numbers aside, scientists are seeing other, more subtle indicators that the species is at increasing risk, including changes in the bears' physical condition, body size, reproduction and survival rates.
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A Huffington Post/YouGov survey conducted a week after his heart attack found that 42 percent of Democrats said Sanders' physical condition was not good enough to serve as president.
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"Our rescue teams found one of the miners in good physical condition, and he has been transferred to the hospital," mining minister Baldo Prokurica said in a statement on Saturday.
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With Cap living his life out normally with Peggy in the (possibly alternate) past, he ages normally — albeit as someone in peak physical condition for his age, per the serum's effects.
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Bennett, who was released by Green Bay with the designation that he failed to disclose a physical condition, rejoins the team with which he won a Super Bowl ring last season.
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"I am delighted at the fact that I can perform more duties than before as I have tried to improve my physical condition," she wrote on Sunday, trying to dispel concerns.
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Studies have found disturbing changes in the bears' physical condition, body size, reproduction and survival rates, some of which have been linked to sea ice loss and more ice-free days.
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Stars can take days, if not weeks, prepping for a big awards show, from sourcing the perfect gown to getting their bodies in peak physical condition, to finalizing their beauty plan.
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In response to the allegations reported last month, most of which allegedly occurred in the last few years, McGrath issued a statement that cited the former president's age and physical condition.
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The clause, similar to one enjoyed by Xavi Hernández and Andres Iniesta previously, was included at the player's behest, and in theory exists so Messi, 32, can assess his physical condition.
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Finally, the season depression hits, and I finally realize why everything about my degraded physical condition is giving me déjà vu: I dealt with the exact same health problems last winter.
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"The deaths of some detainees were a result of beatings and neglect of the physical condition of the injured by the detention center's officials," an excerpt of the parliamentary report read.
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Following his health scare, a HuffPost/YouGov poll found that 59 percent of registered voters believe that Sanders' physical condition is not good enough for him to serve effectively as president.
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In a 2008 study, researchers at Villanova University and the College of New Jersey found that glamorized ads made young women feel more negative about their sexual attractiveness, weight and physical condition.
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Luca Pigozzi, a doctor onboard, said that while most migrants were in a stable physical condition, he feared the impact of psychological damage caused by violence suffered when fleeing their home country.
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Competing in the Iron Horse means being in good enough physical condition to exert yourself for up to five straight hours, with particular strength needed in your core mid-section and back.
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"If you watch the defendant while he comes into the room — his physical condition, his mannerisms — he waits when he is talked to and spoken to, he responds normally," Ms. DeOliveira said.
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It's a sometimes-painful physical condition that occurs when blood flows to and builds up in the penis and testicles during sexual arousal, making the testicles ache if relief isn't achieved through orgasm.
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As well as being in absolute peak physical condition, every athlete will need to be in just as good condition mentally -- or psychologically -- in order to handle the multitude of pressures awaiting them.
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There is also considerable ambiguity in the language of the Amendment to challenge the circumstances under which it can be used (meaning to address the psychological rather than physical condition of a president).
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It is unclear whether Mr. Sanders's physical condition will affect his poll numbers: He has a solid base of support nationally and few other candidates believe his core followers will be easily dislodged.
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The scores determine how close users are to their peak physical condition, and how much they've recovered from the previous day's workouts, which can be used to prevent injury and predict optimal performance.
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Although astronauts are in peak physical condition when they fly, and they exercise every day on the station, floating around in zero gravity turns out to be pretty bad for the human body.
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The color red, so often used in painting to articulate fabrics, textiles, and architectures, here in Morgan's work underpins and is intrinsic to her analysis of the body in terms of its physical condition.
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On view at Invisible-Exports, Check to see if still dead inside retraces the artist's late work as a gesture toward the sublime and erotic intimacy Irwin rarely achieved because of his physical condition.
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"It's the story of a person who was mistreated by her father," said the source who recently noted Sumner's physical condition, and has known the father and daughter for an extensive period of time.
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A 40-something woman, totally healthy who plays tennis 85033 to 5 times a week and is in top physical condition gets a bad case of the flu and her immune system gets crushed.
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Trump can be forgiven his age, and his physical condition and, given the psychology of old men, he might even be forgiven if he privately mused about what he would have done at Parkland.
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Over all, the global polar bear population has remained steady, but in some areas — including the southern Beaufort Sea, off the Alaska coast — the population has declined, and the bears' physical condition has deteriorated.
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Second, thousands of the 1.4m transgender Americans have had sex-reassignment surgery, which means that many people who were designated as male or female at birth now have "the physical condition" of being another gender.
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The ledger would contain the purchase order, certification that the fruit came from Kenya, its eligibility for a concessionary European tariff, an updated record of its physical condition, phytosanitary certificates, the BoL and so on.
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My brother Paul was an athlete (like my dad) and reached his 40s in pretty good physical condition (unlike my dad.) But at the age of 42, Paul was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer.
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He said her name was Amina Ali Nkeki, and he recognized her as one of the missing schoolgirls, although she looked different and was in poor physical condition, as were the baby and man with her.
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The only thing these theories about a dude's physical condition do is muddy the waters, giving teams and representatives and players cover to inject misinformation into the conversation and shade things to their public relations advantage.
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"Because of my past and my physical condition, I need more and more help," she said, leaning on her walker, decorated with a Mercedes-Benz star recovered from the archives of the Genshagen forced labor camp.
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Her dismal public standing on questions of candor, combined with decades of conspiracy theories about her health, had already produced an uncommon challenge for aides and supporters seeking to tamp down speculation about her physical condition.
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Clinton, 68, had been cleared by her doctor last year as being in "excellent physical condition," and the pneumonia diagnosis certainly doesn't provide any basis for the wild and rampant conspiracy theories circulating about her health.
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Nguyen's family is concerned about his physical condition and believes he has not received medical treatment for a head injury, based on a briefing from US consular officials, who were able to visit him over the weekend.
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"Significant stressful life changes sometimes come before feelings of despair — things like a career problem, the end of a marriage, or a physical condition are often seen in people that think of ending their life," Gilliland says.
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The driver was able to tell authorities not only where he'd left Chekatt, but that he was wounded in the left leg, allowing police to learn substantial information about his state of mind, location, and physical condition.
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He tells Ricky that it's because his "pull-out game" — the withdrawal method for those of you not familiar with sex slang — is strong, but Ricky urges him to consider that he might have a physical condition.
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Overall, veterinarians approve of dog triathlons, as long as your dog is in the right physical condition to compete, since the activity keeps canines moving and serves as a great way for owners and pets to connect.
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Once you've qualified for the Classic, your physical condition should be up to the challenge of multiple days of competition and hours of uninterrupted riding at speeds of up to 55 miles per hour, at high altitudes.
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"The new director's rule provides a waiver for flexible plastic straws, which can be provided to customers who need such a straw due to medical or physical condition," City of Seattle spokeswoman Ellen Pepin-Cato told CNN.
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The crash investigation will include a review of aircraft maintenance, aircraft flight hours, and an assessment of the physical condition of the two aircrew killed and their activities prior to the accident, according to The Associated Press.
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LONDON — The mental and physical condition of Julian Assange has so deteriorated that he could die in a British jail before his February hearing on extradition to the United States, a group of international doctors has warned.
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This represents 96.9 percent of all milks produced in the EU. As demand for dairy products increases, farmers are under an increasing amount of pressure to boost yields and ensure their animals are in top physical condition.
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Officials said at a news conference that the parents of the rescued boys, whose names have not been released, have not yet been allowed to have physical contact with them, pending more extensive examination of their physical condition.
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" Because T2 was 18 years old and in poor physical condition, "I figured I didn't have much time with him," he tells PEOPLE, "but I thought, 'Wouldn't it be nice to have a few more months or so?
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Some situations are also based on the officer's judgment, like if a recording would interfere with the officer's ability to investigate or if recording would be inappropriate based on the victim or witness' physical condition and emotional state.
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After all, she wasn't in the best physical condition when the episode began, after landing in the hospital with a kidney infection after becoming so depressed that she wouldn't leave her bedroom or use the bathroom for days.
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After all, she wasn't in the best physical condition when the episode began, after landing in the hospital with a kidney infection after becoming so depressed that she wouldn't leave her bedroom or use the bathroom for days.
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Despite the recent success of Australian Open champion Federer and 31-year-old Rafael Nadal, who claimed a 10th French Open title last Sunday, Murray believes that his physical condition and fitness could limit his performances in the future.
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While the disease had previously been thought of as having a psychological component (historically, women suffering from HG were considered to simply be seeking attention), MacGibbon stresses that HG is a real, physical condition, rather than an emotional one.
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A video (embedded above) featured on Shark Tank, which was later shared widely online, told the story of Arthur Boorman, a disabled military veteran who changed his life and physical condition for the better with help from DDP Yoga.
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Image: NASA/NASAShort-arm centrifuge at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), used by scientists to simulate and study the effects of artificial gravity on the human body and improve the physical condition of astronauts by using different training and testing methods.
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If proper governance were in place, the next step would be for the board to take stock of M.T.A. assets to determine their physical condition and the financial resources needed to keep the system in a state of good repair.
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After his identity and his physical condition became public, however, online critics — "I am not sure whether they are real people," he said — have pointed to his disabilities as the reason for his critical and often dyspeptic view of Russia's condition.
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One of the people who responded to Thorson's suggestion was Clint "Halfcoordinated" Lexa, a speederrunner who plays games with one hand due to a physical condition called hemiparesis, which causes weakness and decreased feeling in one half of the body.
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In it he names and shames French politicians for debasing his father, a former factory worker, and others like him, by forcing them to work menial jobs for little money when they are in no physical condition to do so.
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If someone had a pre-existing physical condition, such as cardiovascular problems, and were then to ingest a high dose of marijuana, it's conceivable that they could experience a fatal overdose—but that's in the context of a pre-existing physical illness.
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Before long, the facts of the gentlemen's shared (or was it?) past are revealed to be as subject to revision as the physical condition of the seemingly depleted Hirst, who reappears after intermission as an entirely refashioned and jauntier version of his earlier self.
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No longer Illinois Department of Corrections Inmate No. Y11107, Mr. Siatta continued his run of alcohol-free months, restored himself to top physical condition and resumed his live-in relationship with Ms. Volk, while training to enter the local mixed-martial arts club-fighting scene.
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While the main aim of the project is to create a "positive psychological state of pleasure and satisfaction in the gorillas", the researchers are already setting their sights on more advanced models that would help zookeepers better understand both the mental and physical condition of the animal.
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"Roberts told The Hollywood Reporter that Nanjiani trained about four or five days every week and was sent to film the movie "in peak physical condition, but he&aposs had to maintain that," adding, "I give him kudos for being able to do that, especially when he was working.
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To date, however, there has been little independent analysis of the competitive bidding program to evaluate whether the program has restricted the types of products available for patients or compromised physician decisions to prescribe specific products that are determined to be most appropriate for the patient's medical and physical condition.
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According to the papers, the couple suffered a miscarriage shortly before conceiving Jackson in 2012, and Kalea was put on strict bed rest just 25 weeks into her pregnancy because of a physical condition related to a surgery she underwent after contracting HPV (a virus she says Dunkleman unknowingly passed on to her).
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" According to the Police Executive Research Forum, which publishes law enforcement policy guidelines, Tasers should generally not be used against "pregnant women, elderly persons, young children, and visibly frail persons," and recommends that officers should evaluate whether using a taser is "reasonable, based upon all circumstances, including the subject's age and physical condition.
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On Hawaiian Airlines, all customers are expected to at least wear clothing covering the upper part of their torso (like tank tops or halter tops), clothing covering the lower part of their torso (like shorts), and footwear (unless they have a disability or physical condition that prevents this), according to the airline's website.
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And now, the concern over his physical condition has only deepened, with the Mets announcing Friday that Wright, as expected, is going on the disabled list with a herniated disk in his neck and will avoid any baseball activity for the next six to eight weeks in an attempt to alleviate the situation.
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There are few hotter SEO topics that indulging people's imaginations about all the ways they might have the best of both worlds—able to stay in peak physical condition while not having to endure any of the discomforts associated with being in public, fully clothed, fighting for equipment, and enduring the scrutiny of others.
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In her hands, painting becomes a commemoration of a specific time and light, acutely registering the subject's physical condition, from the missing panes of glass (black rectangles) to the faint reflections in the ones still intact, to the washed-out brightness of the morning sun on the weathered wood and the soft shadows it casts.
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According to Bertram, many of his patients say they started using cannabis either for recreational reasons or because it helped them with a physical condition—like insomnia—but that over time the benefit they received from cannabis began to diminish and in some cases the habit started having a negative impact on their lives.
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The girl, identified only as Linda W., 16, in keeping with German privacy laws, is being cared for by employees of the German consulate in Iraq and appears to be in good physical condition, said Lorenz Haase, the prosecutor from Dresden, the capital of the eastern state of Saxony, where the girl is from.
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Listening to their stories, the overwhelming impression is of chronic pain not as a discrete physical condition that can be solved with a pill, but as a diffuse suffering that grows and spreads around the body, evading the efforts of ever-increasing medications and often entwined with arduous life histories and psychiatric issues such as anxiety and depression.
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President Truman's public fast-walking and calisthenics (aboard ship, he once coached staff members and crewmen in a T-shirt that said "Truman Athletic Club") showed off his stamina and excellent physical condition, which was important because when he left the presidency at age 68, he was one of the oldest to ever hold the office.
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So having to confront your own body insecurities on top of whatever you're already feeling can be tough and interfere with your sexual satisfaction, says Megan Stubbs, EdD, a sexologist in Grand Rapids, MI. In fact, studies suggest that there's a link between body image — including weight concerns, physical condition, and physical attractiveness — and sexual satisfaction.
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"When I consider my age of over 80, as well as my gradually deteriorating physical condition despite being luckily healthy at this moment, I am concerned about being able to fulfill by duties as a symbol with the utmost efforts, as I have done so far," he said in a 10-minute pre-recorded speech broadcast on national television.
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The girl in the photograph stands with her left hand against the wall, an uncomfortable position that the photograph turns into an example without regard for the possibility that it might originate in the very fact of being an example—that the girl's discomfort lies not only in her physical condition, but also in Hine's rendering.
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"Defendants have allowed the physical condition of Detroit's schools to deteriorate to the point of crisis and have forced Detroit's school-age children to spend their young lives in deplorable surroundings risking their health and safety in the process and imposing on students and their teachers an atmosphere that interferes with their securing a minimally sufficient education," the complaint said.
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The president, who has advocated treating transgender identity as a "disqualifying psychological and physical" condition, contrary to the views of scientific and human rights experts, has added immeasurably to the suffering of transgender people just yearning to be treated as human beings — including by being allowed to volunteer to serve their country, as only a small portion of Americans do.
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Terrifying in the sense that in his peak physical condition he looked, talked and fought like he'd been bare knuckle boxing since he was three; but refreshing in that he never took himself too seriously, was always up for a laugh, poked fun at himself mercilessly, and in general seemed like the kind of guy you'd love to sink a pint of Guinness with.
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But as anyone in the industry can tell you, behind all of those effortless editorials and Instagram shots is actually a whole lot of hard work, from getting their bodies in peak physical condition at the gym, squeezing into all of those sample-size clothes, often shooting the opposite season compared to the actual temperature outside, and providing an endless selection of poses and facial expressions even when they haven't necessarily had a full night's sleep in the past two months.
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