A player sprints, launches himself in the air to grab a pass or rebound, falls to earth, then immediately sprints upfield or jumps again for a putback.
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I'm going to start ... Sprints ... That's like this year.
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He sees his daughter's face and sprints toward the light.
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It sprints from rest to 60 in under seven seconds.
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Ms Stone sprints through scenes with admirable energy and skill.
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Innovation sprints ahead causing insecurity, now in the physical domain.
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To cover all nine stories, Honigsbaum sprints through unfamiliar ground.
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As the video opens, the group sprints toward the square.
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Shout out to my trainer for all of the sprints.
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There, she practices footwork and agility, sprints, and quick movements.
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Carbon withdrew from the 22016 to concentrate on the sprints.
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Working in sprints with regular breaks leads to maximum productivity.
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Allen Crabbe sprints to the corner, vacating the painted area.
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I ran around a tennis court and regularly did interval sprints.
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With a half-dozen women, she rotated between sprints and burpees.
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Those sprints do not feel that fast; maybe it's the refinement.
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A young ostrich sprints down a path at a Chinese farm.
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While she runs through sprints, electronic music thumps in the background.
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January 20: Make cleaning your home manageable with '20/10' sprints.
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Instead, Villanueva was on the field running sprints by late afternoon.
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The enormous truck reportedly sprints to 62 mph in 4.8 seconds.
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The 885,000 subscribers represent nearly 30% of Sprints Lifeline subscriber base.
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Despondent, the girl sprints after it, followed by a concerned pal.
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It's slightly warmer today, so we end up doing sand sprints.
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By the standards of professional men's tennis, those sets were sprints.
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A lot of strategy video games feel like a series of sprints.
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Ninja guy sprints towards the car, leaping through the window feet first.
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McGee said he has been running sprints and his knee is fine.
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Sometimes he needed 30 minutes to recover between sprints of 150 meters.
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He kneels in prayer before entering the Octagon, then sprints around it.
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How to do design sprints with parents, how to design the screens.
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For example, one celebrated study compared ten seconds of "sprints" on a stationary bike to 20-25 minutes of steady state training over 15 weeks and found that the sprints were better for improving endurance and power output.
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It's already 95 degrees out, so you can only be outside in sprints.
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This was like running a marathon instead of doing a lot of sprints.
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Breath caught, he sprints into the water and paddles back into the monster.
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For sprints, jumps and throws, men and women hit their peak around 25.
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After the game, Bridges runs her teammates through a series of suicide sprints.
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Three flights uphe sprints but you just need to gain one floorto leave.
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Just remember to keep your sprints short and do them sparingly, says Willink.
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The crowd roars in anticipation as he sprints over the soft, green grass.
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Likely would have been a good couple of wind sprints for that shit.
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She slots the ball home with precision, sprints to the corner and poses.
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It runs on the Surface Pro X, but I wouldn't say it sprints.
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I do some sprints while daydreaming about the food I'm going to eat today.
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Rather than a year-long event, the streaming service has been streaming in sprints.
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If American history is any indication, entertainers win sprints but litigators can win marathons.
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It wasn't the first time Peterson was allowed to run sprints since his Sept.
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I'd do sprints up a hill and then headstand push-up after each sprint.
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Uran did not really attack and he sprints for time bonuses in the end.
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Usain Bolt sprints against Justin Gatlin and LaShawn Merritt in the 200-meter final.
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Sasiprapa was crowded, fighters everywhere—hitting pads or bags, lifting weights, running sprints outside.
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Congress sprints to the April recess in this week's the photos of the week.
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Even for the showpiece track sprints that week, crowds sometimes numbered in the hundreds.
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And I know myself: grimly chanting "my body was built for sprints" won't take any of the agony out when I do them, and won't provide any more pleasure than I usually get (none; there is no pleasure in sprints) when I finish.
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The latest season — now streaming — hits the ground running and sprints forward at breakneck speed.
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No practices lasted longer than 90 minutes, and there were no wind sprints or laps.
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The brief pause in action offers a breath before she sprints to the next scene.
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He literally sprints to take care of Bey, because he knows he is the best.
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The vigorous workout included some agility drills, short sprints, jumps, and hit some bench press.
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It can be worn for up to 12 hours, meaning fewer sprints to the bathroom.
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The British company also said it had withdrawn its Sprints binary product for new clients.
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With a quick bow, he hops off stage, and sprints off to the green room.
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I run a few miles, do pullups, pushups, sprints, and finish with weights and stretches.
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" He added: "These races are marathons, not sprints, and Kamala is a long-distance runner.
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"They're kind of like sprints so we can get solutions out much quicker," Lee said.
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Seconds later, a man jumps out of a white sedan and sprints up to her.
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And we're definitely going to be talking about the women's sprints as this goes on.
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He has trained his team to run a marathon, rather than a series of sprints.
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As a soft light bathed campus Sunday afternoon, two hopefuls ran sprints on the stadium grass.
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He then sprints out the door towards his car, only closing the trunk before driving off.
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McNair was hospitalized on May 29 after completing 0003 110-yard sprints, according to CBS Sports.
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At the franchise's urging, he ran sprints and worked out two or three times per day.
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Jamaica's sprints legend enters his final world championships in questionable shape but we've been here before.
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Abir dances in a laundromat, rides in a cab, and sprints up a rickety NYC stairwell.
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Both presidents are on sprints: Trump is hitting 11 rallies in eight states in six days.
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Warrior Dashes have no penalties for skipping obstacles, and Spartan Sprints are designed for first-timers.
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Tucked like a diver, he leaps above the abyss, rolls into his landing and sprints away.
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German champion Pascal Ackermann won the points classification thanks to two stage wins in massive sprints.
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"Sprints increase testosterone, growth hormone, and thyroid hormone production compared to steady-state cardio," he says.
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He won more than 400 finals in the hurdles and sprints, including 14 United States championships.
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During his two days off each week, he sprints and does push-ups to stay fit.
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The duration of sprints can increase and recovery periods can decrease as your fitness levels improve.
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Your pedaling pace is often pegged to the tempo, with sprints starting when the beat drops.
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Robben sprints up the right wing, one arm outstretched for balance, head pulled back, legs whirring.
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Street competitions are also growing in Europe, especially in the sprints, jumps and sometimes the shot put.
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With the new iPad Pros, the A12X Bionic sprints forward, leaving even powerful laptops in its dust.
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You'll learn how to create timelines, how to set up sprints, and how to conduct stand-ups.
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The Social VR demo looks in the opposite direction of these trends, and sprints into the wilderness.
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It's the engine that powers practically every athletic movement, from deadlifts to snatches to swings to sprints.
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Someone, back when it seemed relevant to do so, measured his wingspan and timed him running sprints.
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Between its walls, a constant stream of citizens and freedom fighters made their perilous, just perilous, sprints.
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But then for $173,217, it had better be able to run Crysis like Usain Bolt handles sprints.
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If Jagr anticipates wanting to tow Powers with a rope while running sprints at 10:30 p.m.
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The NEO 2 Smart can simulate climbs up to 25% and resists sprints up to 2,200 watts.
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Speed skates are designed with the intention to be used in sprints, time trials and lap skating.
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Race day for the funny-car king is like a marathon divided into a series of sprints.
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Watch below as he corrals Evan Fournier, then sprints back to neutralize Bismack Biyombo underneath the rim.
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He sets the treadmill to maximum speed and pounds out sprints for 20 seconds, rest, then repeats.
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Third, add more races at longer distances to racing programs, decreasing the emphasis on all-out sprints.
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"People said I was not good enough after the first sprints, but that's not true," he said.
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The CX-2765's 25 to 9043 mile-an-hour sprints happen in just under eight seconds.
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Apps could offer training simulators for different sports focused on sprints for basketball or marathons for soccer.
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With no basketball in sight, he and a team trainer finished a set of full-court sprints.
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Political investigations tend to be marathons rather than sprints, requiring the slow, meticulous accretion of evidential layers.
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At the end of each sprint, programmers solicit feedback from users and incorporate it into subsequent sprints.
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There are fast sprints that will make you gulp oxygen and feel like your lungs are leaking.
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One spritz of that spray and her teeth start showing, so Lemuel sprints her away from the public.
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Angry faces paced the pod or did wind-sprints outside—all to keep the monster out of mind.
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So my manager Kerri [Edwards] sprints up there and comes back down with about 30 seconds to spare.
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Keeping that in mind, you'll probably want to stick to planning movie marathons rather than long series sprints.
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My legs are still so sore, so I scratch the run and hill sprints I had originally planned.
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But after two weeks of sprints, jumps and triple axels, relations between Washington and Pyongyang haven't changed much.
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I jog down there and I meet him, and we do the old-dude-on-the-track sprints.
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He stayed after and ran sprints with some of the other wide receivers, keeping up with the leaders.
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There are the folks who believe that sprints are all you need for cardiovascular benefits and fat burning.
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As the production sprints toward closing night next month, a question hangs over the boisterous proceedings: What's next?
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Fifty years ago, when I was in high school in Ohio, I ran sprints on the track team.
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He modified his carb-heavy diet, and also started high-intensity interval training alternating between jogs and sprints.
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"Your career isn't a marathon – it's a series of intense, highly competitive sprints," says the Compass Alliance founder.
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The 25-year-old German rookie takes charges, blocks shots, knocks down open threes, and sprints the floor.
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As a freshman with the Owls, he once snapped back at a senior who complained about doing sprints.
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He holds the world records for the 100-meter and 200-meter sprints and the 4x100-meter relay.
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But thanks to McLaren's launch control and stability control systems, the 720S sprints to 60 in 2300 seconds.
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I may also do some high-intensity interval training like sprints on a bike or sets of boxing.
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This makes them a great pick for explosive movements, heavy lifting, HIIT workouts, speed ladder drills, and sprints.
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"Sprints are ideal for building stamina and explosiveness, which B needs to move across the stage," Borges said.
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Germany ended second in the medals table with four golds, all in the women's sprints that Vogel graced.
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McNair, 19, also struggled to stand straight while running short sprints before his collapse, according to the report.
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There were weighted pull-ups, squat tests, sprints (with and without rugby balls), rowing tests and agility tests.
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The guy sprints ahead of him, gets to his shopping cart, starts fussing around it, checking it's all there.
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"Thank you James, in more ways than you know," she tells him, as he sprints back up the hill.
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Cognitive Scale concentrates on short sprints with small teams, getting a working application up and running within 90 days.
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With two expected sprints remaining before the race finishes in Rome, Viviani leads Bora-Hansgrohe's Bennett by 40 points.
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It is trying to manage billings and cash daily to avoid "quarter-end and year-end sprints," he said.
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His team names their sprints based on constellations; at the time we spoke, they were currently finishing up Tucana.
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When it comes to the workout routine, Judge, 48, did everything from sprints to pull-ups to bicep curls.
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"They were making him run sprints, not letting him get a drink, just being real turkeys," Warner told KPHO.
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The driver abandons the vehicle and sprints away, pushing tree branches out of his way and sending leaves flying.
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Many of the songs in Hairspray are sprints — high-paced, energetic dance numbers filled to the brim with choreography.
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Runners have used interval training for more than 100 years, alternating between sprints and jogging to improve their endurance.
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Now, the winner will leave with momentum as the primary season sprints to Super Tuesday in just two weeks.
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But soon after the start of his second day of workouts, on Tuesday, Dominick, 21926, collapsed while running sprints.
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Three months earlier, McNair, a 19-year-old redshirt freshman, was taken from the field after struggling during sprints.
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Level seven is for endurance and all-out sprints while level eight offers the greatest resistance (and hardest workout).
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"I know now from the last sprints that I can hold that speed to the finish line," he said.
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Then, as the song soars, Dom sprints back to the gate where their flight is scheduled to take off.
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"Approval sprints" will be about developing new ways to prove their work is as good as what came before.
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The quarterback fakes a handoff to a running back and then sprints around the end in the opposite direction.
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Usain Bolt, the Jamaican sprinter, swept the men's 100- and 20123-meter sprints for an unprecedented third straight Olympics.
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All were on the ice for a recent practice, with Engelhardt, 32, even joining her players for postgame sprints.
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With a triumphant roar and a soaring riff, Sacred Leather's Ultimate Force sprints out of a wormhole from 1983.
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Walters collapsed around 30 minutes into an outdoor practice at the school's football field that included weightlifting and wind sprints.
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Lebanese artist and performer Moe Khansa sprints in 20 minutes late for our appointment, gasping for breath and apologizing profusely.
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Asprey's more intense workouts include heavy weightlifting, sprints, and pedaling on his customized exercise bike for short periods of time.
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After noticing Hill on the sidewalk, DiCaprio sprints towards his pal, cell phone at the ready, like a crazed fan.
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Then collaborate with growth teams to execute a handful of items in recurring growth sprints, typically on a monthly cadence.
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You can see those respective trips in context in the Google Maps embeds below, but both are relatively short sprints.
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During these sprints, its muscles are straining hard, but its head remains completely still so the cheetah doesn't lose balance.
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Even though he is on the disabled list, Turner did several sprints from home to first before the game Monday.
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Stanton — recovering from injuries to his biceps and calf — ran sprints on Thursday but is not yet taking batting practice.
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On the fourth day — the last before his next start — he will run sprints, play catch and get a massage.
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The performance consists of a series of cycles in which the group walks, jogs, and sprints in a continuous spiral.
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I did a mixture of strength training and sprints on the treadmill, and it genuinely felt like a good workout.
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An officer sprints up to the front passenger door and swings three times in an attempt to break the window.
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The updated FIFA 11+ is more intense, requiring repeated sprints and exercises such as squats, leg lifts and vertical leaps.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host sprints through his thoughts about callers' favorite stock picks of the day.
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Several players who were interviewed said McNair looked exhausted on the field after the seventh of 10 110-yard sprints.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host sprints through his responses to callers' favorite stock picks of the day.
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Sessions are divided into sprints, hills, jogs (a medium-paced interval), and "jumps" (where you hold yourself up out of the saddle for two, four, or even eight beats at a time) — intervals that require different paces, changing beats, and varying levels of effort (sprints require bursts of energy, whereas hills require more endurance).
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It meant she had a healthy cushion going into the frenetic points race, a 100-lap ride where sprints offer points.
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I thought [Pete] Sampras's 14 [Grand Slam Singles titles] would never get touched, and along comes Federer and sprints past it.
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Each 143-minute class (which includes boxing, weights and treadmill sprints) costs $36 per person with a total of 54 spots.
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Rather than hop through the deer-sized hole it just made, the animal rams the glass door instead and sprints away.
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He half-sprints out of the frame, into the distance, presumably in an attempt to outrun the concept of embarrassment itself.
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Stomp on the gas and the Levante sprints its way to 6 in four seconds, but isn't nearly out of steam.
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His players weren't ready for the conditioning, which included a preseason series of 400 meter sprints in 55 seconds or less.
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Alaphilippe's Shimano gears run from an 11-tooth cog for the sprints up to a 30-tooth cog for the climbs.
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"Leaving out sprints and longer distances seems to me to be a clear case of discrimination by targeting Semenya," Navratilova said.
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Using that feedback the company had its Citi FinTech unit build the features in a series of two-week development sprints.
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The next duo down from us would periodically go by, the first time running sprints, then jumping jacks, and then squats.
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And today's voice assistants are engaged in sprints, not marathons, when it comes to one-upping one another by feature set.
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Many a lifeguard's career is ended by the stopwatch, in the dreaded pool sprints that are part of ocean lifeguard recertification.
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Dressed in gym gear, Miller participated in a 403-minute open-air morning workout of sprints, squats, burpees and push-ups.
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People just go out and have fun and race sprints or tris or whatever for a couple weekends in a row.
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The standard workout for the brothers consists of a mile jog on flat ground, followed by six timed sprints up the slope.
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In the video above, Sara sprints along the surf-sprayed Coney Island pier and through her neighborhood for her early morning runs.
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Hansen attempted mind games from behind in both sprints, thrusting and parrying to try to knock the Adelaide native off her perch.
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Quartets perform synchronized routines but the highest respect is reserved for the soloists, who show their prowess in accelerating five-minute sprints.
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Kids as young as 12 compete in the high-speed sprints, where riders can make a small fortune off a single race.
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His sprints-per-game are almost non-existent, and it's like he's suddenly decided that Manchester City aren't worth his sweat anymore.
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IF Matt Duffy (strained left Achilles) has been running 60-yard sprints and manager Bruce Bochy said he is about 75 percent.
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The fit has to be there, every single time, so you aren't distracted by your clothing when you're playing or doing sprints.
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Rio medalist Tori Bowie highlights the U.S. women's sprints, but must again face Jamaican double Olympic champion Elaine Thompson in the 100.
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The volleys around Dinesh's ridiculous gold chain are a running joke that sprints all the way to Jared's magnificently distasteful final jab.
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Once dominant in the sprints, Cavendish, 31, had struggled to keep up with rivals like Kittel and Andre Greipel in recent years.
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My favorite part of the day is the half-hour of alternating between 1-minute sprints and 2-minutes of brisk walking.
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A man speaks to Marianella in Italian and he sprints to the bar to immediately serve him a glass of red wine.
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Sadly, her treatment there appears to be the old, "You O.K.?" concussion test we all know well, and she sprints back on.
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Fighting Romero at Romero's pace, a fifteen to twenty five minute stroll around the Octagon with occasional sprints, won't wear him out.
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Standard weight training and conditioning exercises, such as running and sprints, tighten and harden our muscles, he writes, opening us to injury.
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He was tested on how well he changed direction during sprints and on his endurance during two-minute-long court-length runs.
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"Crowded Democratic presidential field sprints toward 'jump ball' in crucial Iowa caucuses," by Michael Scherer The big picture in the first state.
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After this, I head to the gym to do a quick leg workout and 123 minutes of HIIT sprints on the treadmill.
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In the film's opening scene, Renton sprints through Edinburgh's streets with his loyal partner-in-crime and fellow junkie, Spud (Ewen Bremner).
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I like to really weight train hard in the morning, and in the afternoon do a really hardcore ab session and run sprints.
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In a fairy tale race, the hare sprints to the lead, but eventually tires and loses to an extremely slow, but persistent tortoise.
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"He was doing sprints one day and suddenly just fell over," says Clare Durrett, an associate executive director of the nonprofit, Team Gleason.
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It also adds exercises including dead lifts, sprints with 40-pound weights, power throws and a 2-mile run, among other new tasks.
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Police allege Wood would make the child "run sprints in the apartment, do sit-ups and wall squats," according to the arrest report.
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She pitches a tent and is improvising insulation with hay bales and cardboard when a woman sprints by, shouting that DAPL is over.
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At her best, Fleshman won national championships in the 22012,22010 meters with a trademark move of surprising her competition with early closing sprints.
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For the players, it might be the extra wind sprints, or in my current role, helping an employee deal with a personal issue.
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Elaine Thompson of Jamaica completed a sweep of the women's sprints, adding gold in the 18703 meters to her victory in the 21870.
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The goatskin is dyed so red the color sprints back and forth across that thin, thin line between very elegant and exquisitely tacky.
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Last week, Sprints Capital led the €50 million financing that also included Burda Media and Insight Venture Partners (along with Grinda's FJ Labs).
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"Right now at many companies you have to manually move things around, schedule sprints, and all kinds of other minor things," he said.
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Yet three months later, as he sprints into Super Tuesday, he finds himself competitive in Southern states with large African American voting blocs.
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With the defender sagging a full step off of the screener, the guard then sprints around James to receive a dribble hand off.
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I run a half mile to the gym, hop on the elliptical, and do a core workout, answering a few emails between sprints.
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It's sort of like if you tried moving from a comfortable recliner straight into a set of wind sprints over and over again.
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And even without Sagan and Cavendish, there will be plenty of daring breakaways, gritty climbs, breathtakingly fast descents and, yes, rollicking pack sprints.
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The sprints were fast too, with Barbara Pierre equaling Dutch world 200m champion Dafne Schippers' 2016 best of 7.00 in the women's 23m.
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Happy Wednesday and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're tracking the sprints to fund the government, repeal ObamaCare and protect its insurer subsidies.
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But the league is known for two-a-day practices in which plays and drills are eschewed for sprints and high-intensity workouts.
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"Political investigations tend to be marathons rather than sprints, requiring the slow, meticulous accretion of evidential layers," Michelle Cottle writes in The Times.
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Agile programmers break their work into two-week "sprints," each of which is designed to deliver one concrete feature or enhancement to users.
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In the ideal scenario, the player sprints through a series of corridors, barely edging away from the monster tracking them, and escapes—barely.
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When Jane sprints down gray beaches as the wind lashes her chapped face, she doesn't have to speak her frustration; we feel it.
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The company chose basketball as the first sport because of the demands basketball players put on their shoes with fast cuts and constant sprints.
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Street meets, competitions in city centers and nearby areas emphasizing sprints and field events, are growing in popularity in the United States and Europe.
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In fact, according to a new study, shorter bouts of HIIT may be more effective than ones including more than two sets of sprints.
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Quickly, you hit a key and transfer to Mr. Blue, who sprints over and kills the guard before he can get off a shot.
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Dodson throws southpaw high kicks and sprints in, running to the outside of his opponent's lead foot and doubling up on the left straight.
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Mostly, though, you just try to keep up as voices boom and the camera pushes in, pulls out, flows in circles or sprints forward.
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Yeah, your muscles remember your glory days too, even if sprints to the office vending machine are all you use them for these days.
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He had a tryout with the St. Louis Cardinals, hitting two home runs, with four other hits, and recording the fastest time in sprints.
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While Demare is likely to best Kittel in a slightly uphill bunch sprint finish, Kittel has been too powerful on the flat, straight sprints.
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Sprints, which allows customers to bet on the direction in which the market will move, accounts for 20.8013 million pounds of IG's annual revenue.
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While handing out supplies, Sitrin receives a phone call and sprints out of the church to assist someone who overdosed on a nearby street.
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Rodrigo with a beautiful dummy along the sideline, and he sprints forward in the most pulsing move a Spanish player has made all day.
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Andrew Das: That's the most movement we've seen from Costa in an hour as he sprints to the sideline to be replaced by Aspas.
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Every once in a while, the timeline sprints ahead into the 2020s, in a blur of news clips and references — there's lab-grown meat!
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The Scrum revolves around Sprints, which is when a team has the goal of working on a project for no more than one month.
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The often puzzling tactical race, which awards points for intermediate sprints every 10 laps, looked as though it was heading to Austria's Andreas Graf.
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As Kyle Smith from New York Post wrote, "Sprints past 'unfunny,' is still going strong when it reaches 'disaster' and easily reaches 'cautionary tale.'"
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Then, two lines are drawn in the sand, about 25 yards apart, and we do a series of grapevines, skips, and sprints between the lines.
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Transitioning away from the blob took nearly two years of meetings, design sprints, and endless iterations, until the squishy circle landed on your phone today.
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I do another HIIT body session with way too many squats and some treadmill incline sprints, and finish it up with some upper body work.
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Even the biggest fan favorites are truly vulnerable, and the movie reinforces that idea — relentlessly, at times — as it sprints toward its final stunning moments.
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The new track test time, via Electrek, also included a 10.5 second quarter-mile, both of which represent new records in terms of measured sprints.
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The bootcamp program at Beirut's AltCity is producing a series of Startup Sprints as the first phase of the venture's bootcamp idea-stage startup program.
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GE also is trying to manage billings and cash flow more closely to avoid "quarter-end and year-end sprints versus daily management," he said.
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So in the scheme of things, between the sprints, weight lifting, individual instruction, practice, film sessions, treatment, study hall and class, we had it made.
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It was on May 29 that McNair — originally from Randallstown, Maryland — had trouble recovering after completing a series of 110-yard sprints during a workout.
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Brown and his situation were featured on Tuesday's episode of "Hard Knocks" -- which showed AB trying to run sprints and workout despite having sore feet.
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This is especially true for adherents to the agile development process, who break down work into sprints that then need to be assessed, he said.
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I stepped onto pavement so fresh it still didn't have lines painted on it and began to run sprints of fifty and a hundred yards.
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That means working at your highest intensity in the morning hours, says Schwartz, for 90-minute "sprints" (but not longer) before taking a true break.
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They stretch on the dewy grass, run some warm-up sprints on the open plateau, then gather in close with Larsen for one last chat.
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Beckham ran some sprints in the pregame warm-up, but ultimately he could not play because of an ankle sprain sustained about three weeks ago.
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One day, as Greer dragged the infield dirt at Colleyville Heritage High School, he noticed Blackmon blazing across the outfield grass, practicing 50-yard sprints.
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I hurt my back earlier this week, so I take it easy with a good shoulder workout, finishing with some HIIT sprints on the treadmill.
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I still manage to get a good leg workout in (I'm trying to grow my quads and booty) and some HIIT sprints on the treadmill.
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Her six-week pull-up clinic teaches women how to do pull-ups, and includes other exercises like burpees, sprints, L-sits, jumping rope, and planks.
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Her card is declined, so she sprints around the area looking for an ATM, before finally finding one — but it comes with a $3 transaction fee.
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No. 23 Iowa State sprints past No. 993 West Virginia in Big 12 final KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Deonte Burton has a knack for getting things started.
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Musk, a hands-on leader, has been known to put himself on the production line to help Tesla through its manufacturing sprints, unusual for a CEO.
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They work in 45-minute "sprints" with five-minute breaks and announce at the start and end of the day what they've achieved in the time.
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Regardless, proponents argue that the number of jobs possibly lost to this shift would pale before the jobs created as California sprints toward net-zero carbon.
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"I always incorporate jumps and sprints out of the saddle, which help strengthen both your core and glutes," her instructor of choice, Kyle Brooks, tells PEOPLE.
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It's not like he was running wind sprints in the backyard -- but it was a big mansion with stairs and he handled it all just fine.
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But before her final long jump, German rival Sabine Braun – who'd bested Joyner-Kersee at the 1991 world championships – collided with Joyner-Kersee during the sprints.
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Just behind Cavendish in one of those sprints was Daniel McLay, a 24-year-old who rides for Fortuneo-Vital Concept, a low-budget French team.
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Sprints had previously pledged to give 85033,000 students in mobile broadband wireless service as part of the White House's ConnectED program to bolster K-12 education.
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The first two hormones have a powerful effect on fat loss and muscle gain, which is a big reason why sprints win the body-composition game.
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My partner went out to do some high intensity sprints on our street; according to his iPhone, he moved a total of 2.6 kilometers (1.61 miles).
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Thanks to a high-powered engine and a lightweight, carbon-fiber body, the V12 Speedster sprints to 62 mph in around 3.5 seconds, Aston Martin predicts.
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"These new sneakers are just what I needed for the new year," one boy says as he sprints away from the sounds of screams and gunshots.
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It turned into a series of sprints, as the Knicks galloped out to a big lead, and the Clippers came tearing back and won, 135-132.
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Kid looks like he's A-okay now though, just posting a video of him running full speed with both resistance and no resistance, absolutely killing both sprints.
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The clip is amazing ... Harris sprints straight from the field into the stands, runs up into the crowd and meets Mom at the top of the stairs.
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He noticed that Max Scherzer and Clayton Kershaw, two multiple winners of the Cy Young Award, ran hard sprints in between starts, so he does the same.
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He now leads a team that implements "agile growth," an iterative approach that involves setting clear goals and running smaller experiments over the course of monthly sprints.
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In August, Loh announced that an external investigation found that McNair did not receive proper medical care as he struggled to breathe during his 110-yard sprints.
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Massive MIMO uses far more: there's a total of 128 antennas on Sprints arrays, with 64 for transmitting and 64 for receiving, which should enable faster speeds.
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I am out the door by 6:30 and off to the gym, where I do 20 minutes of HIIT sprints, and then arms for 40 minutes.
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Skills that may give a competitive edge: I was a junior national athlete, held a national record and U.K. rank 1 status at 100m and 200m sprints.
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He currently holds world records in the 200m (indoor) and 400m (outdoor) sprints, as well as British records in the 1003m (indoor), 100m (outdoor), and 200m (outdoor).
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Reports out of Boston's camp have David Price heading to football's annual Indianapolis meat market, and not to watch beefy men run sprints with their shirts off.
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In this video, a dog — a Guinness world record holder, no less — sprints through a Pac-Man level like a maniac, popping pellets (balloons) and eating ghosts.
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It sprints like a cheetah through palm tree fields, markets, cemetaries, public squares, and across the Brooklyn Bridge in Amir's new stop-motion film, Run Baby Run.
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No -- at Colorado home games (and the occasional road trip), "Ralphie" -- a real, live 1,200-pound bison -- sprints across the field, flanked by five extremely brave handlers.
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They're even worse in transition, where guys routinely have been left left pointing at each another while a Warriors player sprints past, unchecked, for an easy layup.
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Sagan's 11th career win at the world's biggest bike race came after he was the fastest to the line in bunch sprints on Stages 2 and 5.
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Covering the impeachment trial of a president, only the third such event in the nation's history, is a marathon and continual series of sprints rolled into one.
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More stability exists in the women's sprints as double Rio medallist Tori Bowie is having the kind of year that could produce double gold at the Aug.
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My days and nights were kaleidoscopes of terror: weekslong hospitalizations, middle-of-the-night sprints to emergency rooms, daylong drug infusions at clinics, beeping monitors, doctors' verdicts.
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Here's Ronda Rousey's badass comeback "Rocky" style montage -- complete with grueling workout sessions, full-speed wind sprints ... and a sick look at her mansion in the hills.
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Brooks, who plays Tasha "Taystee" Jefferson, is the one who sprints over to Poussey and breaks down over seeing her lifeless body laying on the cold cafeteria floor.
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Bekele looked tight with nerves as he stretched out his arms above his head, while Kipsang and Kipchoge ran some fast sprints and smiled easily to the crowd.
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Chickens and related birds are odd that their flight muscles are fast-twitch fibers (the white meat) that work explosively for sprints and operate without added oxygen (anaerobic).
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Now unable to participate in the battle in any meaningful way, Bronn sprints for the dragon-killing machine, which we can assume he has been briefed about offscreen.
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Admit it: The white kicks you wore all summer long have seen better days, and those running shoes from steamy sprints at the park are now permanently smelly.
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I call bullshit: Unless you're training hard—olympic lifts, hardcore sprints, etc—there's no good reason not to exercise in whatever way works and feels good to you.
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She set a world record in 2010 at the CRASH-B sprints, and won the women's open singles at the Indianapolis Rowing Club "Head of the Eagle" regatta.
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He achieved his greatest athletic renown in the mid-303s, when he broke or tied five world records outdoors and four indoors in the sprints and low hurdles.
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Ngo tells me that the sessions will begin with a mile run at differing gradient, sprints and climbs on a stationary bike, or a timed, 500-meter row.
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He sprints from the paint to the arc in about half a second, knowing a block is unlikely but a solid contest is better than nothing at all.
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A series of sprints to four A.T.M.s and two internet cafes later, I had a visa in hand and, the next day, was on a flight to Moscow.
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And if you think about product management, it encompasses many things under one title, such as writing specs, planning a roadmap, assigning tasks and defining cycles or sprints.
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Early on in the novel, Jean McClellan, the book's 40-something narrator, sprints to clamp her hand over her weeping daughter's mouth in the middle of the night.
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As North Korea sprints to complete the development of a credible nuclear deterrent capability, it has long passed the stage when it can be contained by fuel embargo.
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Dutee Chand was only 4 when she started running, tagging along with her sister, Saraswati, a competitive runner who liked to practice sprints along the local Brahmani River.
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Because Sagan could manage decent results in both flat-stage sprints and in the hilly stages, unlike the pure sprinters, he had won the last five green jerseys.
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By the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, it was first in sprints, with Usain Bolt winning three gold medals, and an unprecedented clean sweep of the women's 100 meters.
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That night, Stewart, still a star in Nascar, arrived at the Canandaigua Motorsports Park in upstate New York for a dirt race in the Empire Super Sprints series.
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She carried the torch around the track in the opening ceremony, her wheelchair pushed by her countrywoman Raelene Boyle, a three-time Olympic silver medalist in the sprints.
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The crowd was sparse on Fridays at Bridgeport, barely 223 people and two dogs tonight, the sprints much less popular than the stock cars that ran on Saturdays.
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The GLE 63 S reportedly sprints from a standstill to 60 mph in just 3.7 seconds, only two-tenths of a second slower than the AMG GT R.
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Vice President Pence will head to Georgia to campaign for Republican congressional hopeful Karen Handel as she sprints toward the finish line in the state's pivotal special election.
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At various junctures of his career, James has posted snippets of himself running full-court sprints, balancing on inflatable balls and rapping to himself in a weight room.
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I do a warm-up mile on the treadmill and then head to class, where I log another three-ish miles of sprints and hills with interspersed strength training.
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She did her laundry and, as part of a once-or-twice-a-week routine, she did sprints and jump rope in the back alley of her apartment complex.
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Take the plunge into the 4-lane, 25-meter pool, work on your jump shot on the full-length basketball court, or run wind sprints on the indoor track.
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The question now, as the show sprints to its denouement Friday when Trump will announce the winner, is what exactly the presumptive nominee really wants in his vice president?
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A four-time Olympic champion and nine-time world champion in the sprints, Felix is seeking to become only the fourth athlete to sweep the distances at an Olympics.
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I dogged it on sprints, turned in REAL mediocre performances day after day, and basically stopped thinking about whatever game I was playing the second I left the field.
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As I hit sprints at double time, I witnessed person after person gleefully pound mounds of cheese and dough, then walk over to the cardio machines for a workout.
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Abandoning decorum, she sprints into her building, and as the door clicks behind her, she dry heaves in a pool of her own sweat, thinking, I should have Ubered.
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I'm a regular six-day-a-week exerciser and a fan of strenuous cardio workouts along the lines of hill sprints, running, high-intensity interval training and jump rope.
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Ashton Eaton has become almost as dominant in the decathlon as Bolt is in the sprints but the American was happy to defer to Bolt after retaining his title.
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Finally, one of them takes the baton and sprints to the finish line, finishing with a time of 1:05:97, 23 seconds behind the seventh-place Italian team.
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Tennis, a sport known for rapid-fire rallies, sprints to the net and fast-twitch lunges, is being slowed by the most basic of human needs: the bathroom break.
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He believes running both sprints gives him more endurance and he would not even consider dropping one in favor of the other until the last couple years of his career.
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Elaine Thompson pulled off a brilliant 100m-200m double as Jamaica again dominated the sprints, while Briton Mo Farah became the second man to retain the 10,000m and 5,000m titles.
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He swoops in to tag rolling bigs, then sprints out to the perimeter with his hand high and his legs positioned to contest a shot or cut off a drive.
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The guy sprints away, runs downstairs, there's like a folding glass door for the exit and it was locked, so he has to break the door to get through it.
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But the defense system, which involves staying in motion to build "focus" that protects against punches and bullets, turns a couple of excruciating pitched battles into long, repetitive circular sprints.
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If you're um, well, kinda lazy, you've maybe been turned off by the ever-growing popularity of HIIT, or high-intensity interval workouts (think CrossFit and treadmill sprints for days).
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You'll feel like you've run ten 21-meter sprints while being kicked in the lungs by a steel-capped boot, but the entire session shouldn't last more than 29 minutes.
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Mr. Gillman began running a series of sprints in front of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and in a New York minute, everything changed, as he collapsed in sudden cardiac arrest.
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From June 21955 through June 19833, Dillard — who died on Friday in Cleveland at 21983 — won 21993 consecutive finals, outdoors and indoors, in the high hurdles, low hurdles and sprints.
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Then, for my sprints, I perform five sets of 50-yard dashes halfway to the sign, resting in between for three or four times the amount of time I sprinted.
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Harrison sprints straight past me, a kid on a mission, but that mission, I realize with a jolt of panic, might involve those three mammoth donkeys at the paddock gate.
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You would be ill advised to drag race for car titles, but with 8.3-second 0- to 60-mile-an-hour sprints, the Cruze will most likely vanquish the opposition.
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He directs D'Angelo Russell to feed the mismatch and then, knowing his man will be momentarily distracted by his own help responsibilities, sprints into the lane and draws a foul.
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Reading about their daring sprints through sand-covered tracks, chased by dogs and shot at by guards, it's hard not to be reminded that refugees are so often our bravest.
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According to the website, they're "ideal for sweat sessions of all kinds: running sprints, chasing cabs, getting zen, binge-watching anything," and the sleek design comes in sizes XS to 3XL.
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Ta Lou, seeking to loosen the Jamaican and American grip on the sprints, will look to add to Africa's tally on Sunday when she goes for the double in the 267.97m.
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With a dearth of passengers and an abundance of early-morning parking on Lexington Avenue, many drivers relish the chance to punctuate their sedentary stretches with wind sprints and shoulder presses.
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The opening clip alone looks cool as hell—crashes, sprints, and a healthy dose of behind-the-scenes footage to show the amount of work that culminates in one race. [GoPro]
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"Run for Cover," the requisite instant anthem, sprints at full speed over bony hammering guitar chords and whirring synthesizer, topping a rousing singalong chorus with a sharp, frantic, jittery guitar solo.
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The answer lies in a little something called Agile Project Management, a collaborative and ultra-productive methodology that uses rapid iterations called "sprints" to continuously improve a product while eliminating errors.
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In 2008 Mark Denny of Stanford University published a paper looking at the highest speeds achieved each year in running events from sprints to the marathon, some dating back to 1900.
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Even so, she will likely to face a lengthy confirmation process as the Senate sprints to finish must-pass legislation and approve a slew of federal judges before November's midterm elections.
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In May, Pai came out in favor of the deal after the companies offered concessions, including selling Sprints Boost Mobile prepaid cell service, as did FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr, a Republican.
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Chua sprints through her international material in a little over 100 pages before returning to the United States — which is where she gets stuck in a quagmire of her own making.
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That is, he's a dude who rolls around and heaves bombs, who makes it all happen and celebrates like a Pee Wee player—full-field sprints, fists pumping—when it does.
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The first time the team and the government tried to implement them together, government representatives drew up a plan for a three-month plan, complete with five carefully scheduled development sprints.
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After doing a ton of sprints and runs, when we were feeling the pain and wanted to give up, he would say, You're not as tired as you think you are.
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The Atlanta duo chose to break up their marathon triple album into three short sprints—one collaborative record (SR3MM) and a solo record for each Swae Lee (SWAECATION), and Slim Jxmmi (JXMTRO).
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Olympic 400 meters champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo, who like Wayde van Niekerk in the men's sprints is seeking a 400/200m double, had already booked her place in Wednesday's one-lap final.
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Later in the same game, right after a lazy pass gets stolen by Jonathan Isaac, Ball sprints at the exact right angle to knock the ball away before Orlando's rookie can dunk.
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Built on the same platform as its sister brand Porsche's upcoming Taycan, this battery-powered speed demon makes up to 590 horsepower and sprints from 0 to 60 in about 3.5 seconds.
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Among the list of tracked stats are distance, kick number, sprints, maximum speed, activity and goal conversion rate, which determines the number of goals scored versus shots taken, based on tagged info.
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Williams wraps up his on-court work with 20 free throws and 10 court-width sprints, then retreats to the locker room to put on his ankle braces and check his phone.
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" Packing 40 pounds of human cub on her hip, she sprints from one habitat to the next and in the face of unexpected danger gives new meaning to the term "tiger mom.
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Go deeper: Why rare earth minerals matter in the U.S.-China trade war U.S. military unknowingly bought Chinese surveillance tech, prosecutors say China sprints to catch up in U.S.-Russia arms race
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One of his closest friends, Tyler Volkmann, recalled that Petty Officer Peters, who was in "wildly good shape," ran sprints for the track team, played football and often snowboarded at nearby Powderhorn.
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It sprints from rest to 60 miles an hour in a skosh over four seconds courtesy of a 13-horsepower electric motor powered by a 7.1-kilowatt-hour lithium ion battery pack.
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When Twitter's user growth problems brought scrutiny from Wall Street and others, Mr. Costolo found solace in his fitness regimen, which consisted of everything from CrossFit workouts to bike sprints to weight training.
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While Jamaica is well known for their prowess in the short sprints there was also gold on Wednesday for Natoya Goule, who became the first from her country to win the women's 800m.
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Those looking for the source of Argentina's struggles at this tournament might be interested to see that the South Americans completed only 604 sprints in their draw with Iceland and defeat to Croatia.
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Because it doesn't expect me to note split times and personal bests – although, thanks to the complication-like apps installed, I could do this – it is a friendly face to my irregular sprints.
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Here, you can see how switching usually leaves Curry's defender trailing the play and out of position when Curry sprints toward a dribble handoff: Slip cuts, short cuts, and curls seem simple enough.
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But when he gets stuck in a ditch right on the border, the soldier — whose last name is Oh, according to Stars and Stripes — sprints from the driver's seat and attempts to run.
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The veteran competitive eater came hungry and humbled, telling reporters that he redesigned his training regimen, preparing for the showdown with one-minute eating sprints and a workout routine of weightlifting and running.
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His gambit fails, and he recovers and sprints to catch up with DeMarcus, who has taken the opportunity to breeze right past his spiritual and practical opposite with one behind-the-back dribble.
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The 24-year-old puts an audacious amount of pressure on opponents whenever he sprints the floor, fakes a dribble hand-off, or unravels one paw to corral a bounce pass in traffic.
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Bolt has already swept the 20173 and 200m sprints at the last two Olympics and added gold in the 4x100 relays in both Beijing (2008) and London (2012) with his Jamaican team mates.
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According to research, working in 90- to 120-minute sprints with a 20- to 30-minute break in between may be the sweet spot to maintaining focus and getting things done more efficiently.
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As soon as Jo figures out Frankie cannot be given a specific blood thinner, and is therefore running to Alex to inform him of the life-saving news, she sprints right into Paul.
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There will still be enough quality on show, however, to draw crowds to Carrara Stadium, where Jamaica's latest sensation Elaine Thompson, the reigning Olympic 100 and 200m champion, will headline the women's sprints.
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Gassers are timed sprints where, starting on the baseline, Butler has 17 seconds to go half the court and back, then dart to the opposite end line before returning to where he started.
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But just as she revolutionized distance freestyle with a strategy of attacking her events as if they were long sprints, Ledecky has begun creating a distinctive template for life as a pro athlete.
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And dogs, of course — hundreds of them, freed from their fuddy-duddy humans, playing chase or clumped together in growly play-scrums or taking off on wild-eyed sprints, tongues waving like pennants.
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But in 2019, the company raised just over $140 million in a round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with previous backers Sprints Capital, Insight Venture Partners, Accel and Burda Principal Investments also participating.
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A prep teammate told me the story of a young Kobe doing sprints on a 95-degree Fahrenheit day, then sitting inside a car with the heat blasting -- just to build his endurance.
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For drivers, there's joy for 0 to 60 mph sprints in 3 seconds, fear of crashing a few hundred thousand dollars into a tree, and pride in a capitalism-approved measure of success.
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The leisurely pace of spring training seemed to have given way to spring football, with rapid-fire repetitions, sprints to cover first base, bullet throws to the bags and attendant exhortations from coaches.
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In the few hours we played, which consisted of short sprints and sharp cuts while running around the court, I broke a full sweat and my feet didn't hurt even the slightest bit.
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"We have to make sure that it&aposs a streamlined business, as opposed to a business that sprints then rests, even though they might both end up in the right place," Abrahamsen said.
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The last half of the workout was a brutal series of HIIT including 60 seconds of soccer sprints, 433.833 seconds of burpees, 30 seconds of jumping alternate lunges, and 15 seconds of bear crawls.
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After the gym (10 minutes of sprints and five km on the stationary bike while listening to a podcast about the Zodiac Killer), I want some wine, but I'm trying not to drink lately.
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It was Chand's appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport that saw contentious International Association of Athletics Federations rules struck down in 2015, paving the way for hyperandrogenic athletes to compete in sprints.
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Although it deprives McEvoy of a bid to become the first Australian to win six medals at a single Olympics, he will still be competing for five in the two sprints and three relays.
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Back then I was just a young girl playing pepper and running sprints in my backyard in California, and I couldn't imagine that one day I would be going around the world to play.
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While Kim sprints to ready his deadly nuclear weapons arsenal, Amano is ratcheting up the IAEA's readiness, should sanctions bring Kim to talks and let him get his inspectors back inside the hermit kingdom.
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Ghost was born in the wild and has some PTSD that I believe is related to hawks — he often sprints up and down the hallway of my apartment with his eyes to the sky.
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Do high-intensity intervalsHigh-intensity interval training—such as sprints on the treadmill or stationary bike—is effective at burning calories both during exercise and afterward through excess post-exercise oxygen consumption, Milton says.
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With five fences to go and two more jockeys down, Rule The World sprints to the front of the pack on the final stretch, his jockey slamming the horse's rear end with a whip.
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Returning to Italy after three stages in the Netherlands, Ulissi put an Italian stamp on the race after Dumoulin took the opening time trial and Marcel Kittel of Germany won the first two sprints.
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That means coding sprints, wrapping up voice acting, and switching from a closed beta test to an open one in order to get as many eyes as possible on the project for fine-tuning.
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From the steady progress of print magazine production to the just-in-time sprints needed to feed the internet's insatiable maw, our time horizons accordion in and out depending on the task at hand.
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Glasgow's 100 and 200m champion Blessing Okagbare of Nigeria will also dodge the individual sprints, leaving Trinidad and Tobago's Michelle Lee-Ahye to battle Jamaicans Christiana Williams and Natasha Morrison for the 100 title.
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The frantic, pinwheeling center of "Bad Moms," she enters in heels at full speed, a pace she keeps up as she sprints from one demand to another, often with her two children in tow.
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Unfortunately, he gets boxed out by a point guard and, as the only legitimate rim protector on the floor, leaves his own basket naked as Kyle Kuzma sprints ahead for the and-one finish.
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The first film's memory-wiped blank of a human here becomes a gun-toting badass who sprints down the sides of buildings and shoots out inconvenient walls before power sliding through bullet-ridden plaster.
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Last June, all the wind sprints and tacking drills and jibe lessons, all the afternoon training sessions and the weekend regattas finally paid off: Fordham finished seventh at the Intercollegiate Sailing Association's national championship.
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In a scene in which Eichner and Poehler, dressed in Victorian costumes, run around getting people to sing Christmas carols with them, a man makes a dumb joke, and Eichner screams and sprints off.
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So while Coleman and Lyles are hot right now, if they're expected to usher in a new era of US dominance in the sprints—and the relays—they're going to need more than speed.
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These top-ranked NCAA players are hoping to make it as pros, so along with doing 40-yard sprints, catching passes, and lifting weights, the athletes do the Sparta balance, plank, and jump tests.
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With two rounds of racing for the top 10 teams, that means six all-out sprints for each skier, with a little more than an hour to recover between the semifinals and the final.
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The products at the center of Monday's announcement comprise IG Group's "Sprints" offering which had enabled customers to place highly leveraged bets on the direction of market moves over periods as short as one minute.
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The wild dogs — which use stamina and coordination to wear down fleeing prey, unlike lions and leopards that ambush in explosive sprints — will keep herbivore populations healthy by targeting old or weak animals, he said.
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There are things you want it to do, like monitor your heart rate, your pace, the time it took for you to complete your last sprint, and whether your sprints are getting faster over time.
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The company holds five-day onsite design sprints with its banking clients, and last year it conducted more than 80 user testing sessions in four countries — again, many of them in partnership with the banks.
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It's not like it's unprecedented: ever since 2200's Olympic Gold and its digits-knackering A-and-B-button-bashing sprints, there's always been an officially licensed game available to coincide with the Summer Games.
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When I took the 23andMe test in 2014, I learned that I have the gene for fast-twitch muscles associated with sprinters, though I am far better at 303K distances than I am at sprints.
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Working in 'sprints' Senshi Digital, a tourism agency based in Glasgow, Scotland, began experimenting with the six-hour workday in March after the company director, Chris Torres, watched an ITV documentary about reduced work hours.
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While good enough to clinch bronze in the heptathlon at the 2013 world championships in Moscow, she abandoned the grueling multi-discipline event to concentrate on the sprints after the 2014 European championships in Zurich.
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In a recent loss against the Portland Trail Blazers, Williams is guarding Allen Crabbe as he sprints to set a pick for Damian Lillard; the resulting breakdowns lead to a pair of high-percentage threes.
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While Oscar Pistorius of South Africa, who also ran on a carbon-fiber blade, competed in the London Olympics in the 400 meter relay, Browne is aiming for the 100 meter and 200 meter sprints.
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Watch it again, you can actually hear him scream 'GOOOOO – GO – GO.' Ten seconds later…you can see the hair of a White Walker flying up when Arya sprints past the group of White Walkers.
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But the Americans, who love their sprints, will likely face major roadblocks in the men's events even though they have the year's fastest at 2400 meters (Christian Coleman, 2400 seconds) and 2100 (Fred Kerley, 13).
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Auckland ace Webster took three sprints to stun Mancunian maestro Kenny in the nerve-shredding 2014 final but needed only two to despatch Jack Carlin, the Scottish world silver medalist, at the Anna Meares Velodrome.
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I settle on 15 minutes of alternating sprints and brisk walking, followed by a well-deserved stretching session, most of which is done on the floor because I can't bother to get up right now.
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Standing at the top of the key, Bucks center John Henson hits him on the right wing, then sprints over to set a screen before he slips it to roll towards the empty strong side.
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It's hard to imagine he's in the kind of condition that would allow him to run 30 to 40 wind sprints in a NFL game with 11 polymer-clad crazy people trying to kill him.
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I have seen my sons' coach make the players run wind sprints after losing their second game during a three-game weekend tournament and walk off without a single word of encouragement after a loss.
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The university apologized to McNair's family and acknowledged that the player's temperature and other vital signs had not been taken and other standard procedures had not been followed after he was overcome while running sprints.
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Baking soda—mixed up in water and downed like a (kind of gross) shake—could have real applications for athletic performance, especially sprints, high-intensity interval training, and other workouts that require serious anaerobic output.
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The university acknowledged that McNair's temperature and other vital signs were not taken and that he was not immersed in a cooling bath — standard procedures — after being overcome while running sprints during the May workout.
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For maybe the first time ever in a swimming match, Phelps found himself at a physical disadvantage: a Great White on the hunt can hit speeds nearly five times as fast as Phelps's medal-winning sprints.
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In other words, it bypasses the traditional method by which Wall Street financial institutions would stage-manage the entire IPO process, which means Spotify shares could immediately experience volatility as the company sprints out the door.
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But in the world of 2.03-second sprints to 60 and 600-horsepower outputs, these systems are the key to amateur drivers being able to explore the car's performance without ending up backwards in a ditch.
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Officials say Wood claimed Davis had behavior issues -- he also described her as "chunky" -- so to punish her, Wood would force her to run wind sprints and do sit-ups and wall squats inside their apartment.
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On Sunday, under blue skies, and with the temperature in the mid-70s, Yankees pitchers took turns running modest sprints up the incline — Aroldis Chapman and, somewhat surprisingly, the 260-pound Michael Pineda blitzing their groups.
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This is cocaine music not thematically but aesthetically, hooked on a frantic, jittery energy that can't stop fidgeting or jumping up and down or tripping over itself only when it isn't doing sprints back and forth.
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Just take a look at this paper, "On the performance of Usain Bolt in the 100 m sprint" (European Journal of Physics), in which the authors examine the motion of Usain in one of his sprints.
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A young band called Starcrawler sprints through two-minute punk songs as their 18-year-old singer Arrow de Wilde howls like and moves like a Iggy Pop, if someone had stabbed him in the gut.
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Many of the tips come from standard productivity playbooks—single-tasking, work sprints, restorative breaks, visualization—but the endgame is a mental overhaul meant to help identify your values and make sure they're guiding your work.
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I'll also never forget the afternoon my coach punished our team with extra crunches and sprints, on the grounds that none of us were "thin enough" to walk around in sports bras in the summer heat.
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Under the Justice Department deal, the companies would divest Sprints prepaid businesses, including Boost Mobile, to satellite television company Dish Network Corp, and provide it with access to 20,000 cell sites and hundreds of retail locations.
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Minnesota's transition offense off steals has been elite the past two seasons whenever he's on the floor, and when Jones digs down into the post, he sprints out to the perimeter after a pass is made.
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The first three to finish the race earn 60, 40 and 20 points respectively, while the top three skaters in each of the intermediate sprints earn five, three and one points to decide the classification places.
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Each release is attended by local town officials, farmers and hordes of schoolchildren, who applaud wildly as the animal — whose name they have selected in class — sprints out of its cage and vanishes among the bushes.
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After dominating the sprints at major global championships since 2008, he truly has nothing left to prove to anyone, probably not even to himself, and that could make his exit strategy in London a perilous one.
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Invincible in the sprints this week, it was almost inevitable that Harrie Lavresysen and Jeffrey Hoogland, who together set a world record in the team event, would go head-to-head in the individual sprint final.
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But he was well out of the action during the first week's sprints, and the mountains are never kind to sprinters, who have to haul more heavy muscle mass uphill than most of the their colleagues.
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You can choose from three different ear piece sizes to ensure a secure fit, and you can use them for up to three hours on a single charge — perfect for gym sessions and sprints around the neighborhood.
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The 23-year-old from Odisha won silver in both 100 and 200 metres sprints at last year's Asian Games in Jakarta and also claimed gold in the 100 sprint at the Universiade in Italy this year.
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You can almost feel the wet ground on which they fall when the girl sprints towards the boy to kick him, or the raindrops and mud that glue to their skin, now refreshed from the steamy weather.
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Major Bruce Ekman, who is still serving in the 16 Air Assault regiment despite shattering his heel in an IED explosion in Afghanistan in 2011, is taking part in 100 meter, 200 meter and 400 meter sprints.
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The center will focus on the energy, finance, and telecommunications sectors to start, and DHS will conduct a number of 90-day "sprints" throughout 2018 in an attempt to rapidly build out the center's processes and capabilities.
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Jayson Tatum is initially petrified to come off Korver's body, so LeBron skips it to a wide-open Love as Rozier sprints back like a chicken with his head cut off, not yet knowing who to guard.
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As Perry lunges for Celeste, and the women struggle to beat him off, Bonnie, who has been watching the attack from afar, sprints across the pavement in her Eliza Doolittle outfit and pushes Perry to his death.
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Asking, "How is that group project going?" or "Did you guys do sprints again in practice?" can move things in the right direction, especially when our tone conveys that we have no agenda or angle to pursue.
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She competed — without distinction, she said — in the sprints and the long jump when she was young and began coaching in 1968 while living in her native Namibia, then a territory under the rule of South Africa.
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In the sprints, America's Ronnie Baker upset compatriot Christian Coleman, the indoor 60m record holder, in the 100m in a wind-assisted 9.78 seconds while countryman Noah Lyles claimed the 200 in a personal best 19.69 seconds.
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In the first altercation with Mr. Griffin's car, Mr. Crespo exits his police car and sprints around to the driver's side to try to intercept Mr. Griffin, and then fires three rounds as the car pulls away.
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Exercise: For exercise, I lift three times each week, hike my dog three to five miles every day (sometimes we walk, other times we'll do sprints), and do a boxing workout with my wife twice each week.
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It wasn't long before I wanted the real thing — a local Junior League that took the sport seriously, with barking coaches, grueling preseason practices, hot-weather crunches and sprints, and games with full pads, whistles and referees.
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Trevor Noah's 'In Demoriam' honors the lost presidential candidates of 2019 The 10 best hydraulic press crushes of 2019 Baby Sonic sprints into our hearts in Japanese trailer for 'Sonic the Hedgehog' Behold this ridiculous Cybertruck knockoff
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Despite accumulating points in the early sprints, they still trailed world champions France, Switzerland and Colombia by a lap after 168 laps when Wiggins launched a blistering attack that Cavendish continued, with a little help from Spain.
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Sarah Palin slams Ted Cruz's basketball faux pas Noting he played two-and-a-half years of basketball in high school, Cruz said his coach would have him running sprints for hours for his slip of the tongue.
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University President Wallace D. Loh announced on Tuesday that an ongoing external investigation found McNair did not receive proper medical care when he struggled to breathe and stand after a series of 110-yard sprints on May 29.
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A few dashes, sprints and sputters of footwork, a couple of beats from the bongo and the piano chords, before my modern dancer, who looks like a bacterial cell illustration with limbs, exploded into a swarm of shapes.
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Elijah Hall-Thompson, a sprinter who competed at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Track and Field in the 100-meter and 200-meter sprints, was representing a different banner, and an often-overlooked Olympic pipeline: community colleges.
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The man left on terra firma then sprints back to the lighthouse, gets Donald MacArthur who, leaving in a hurry, doesn't take all his gear and as they work another ungodly wave takes the pair over the side.
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Shopify Garage also calls the place home (though there's a Garage works in every Shopify office, too), which is where the company develops experimental products with leaner, more startup-like sprints, including Frenzy, its flash sales mobile app.
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On a recent afternoon, Shelley Keeling led her mother through a routine that included push-ups, wall sits, shoulder presses and sprints back and forth on the balcony of her apartment in the Riverdale section of the Bronx.
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The director's decision to have the actors frequently throng the theater's aisles lends immediacy and a sense of speed to this resonant production, which sprints along at a fast-paced two hours and 35 minutes, including the intermission.
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None of the trio who finished on the podium tried to win any of the three intermediate sprints, preferring instead to stay well back in the peloton and save their legs for the final push for a medal.
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With two laps to go in the 16-lap race, the pack began to pick up speed, rapidly reeling in early pace-setter Saskia Alusalu of Estonia, who finished in fourth place after winning all three intermediate sprints.
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"A small 2013 study done in trained male sprinters concluded that, 'combining creatine and sodium bicarbonate increased peak and mean power and had the greatest attenuation of decline in relative peak power over six repeat sprints,'" Preiato says.
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Chicago Bulls (10-33) Jim Boylen is still running some long practices, but things have mellowed (at least somewhat) between the Bulls and their feisty new coach after the initial wave of wind sprints, push-ups and disagreements.
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From now on, however, schools will be evaluated not only on how well pupils do in academic tests but also on their athletic ability, based on their performance in challenges such as 50-metre sprints and standing long-jumps.
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"He is older than his years and he has won three World Tour stage races, Tour of California, Tour de Suisse and Paris-Nice, In Paris-Nice he covered everything from time trials, sprints, crosswinds and mountains," he said.
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Having entered just the sprints to satisfy her own curiosity, she surprised many with winning times of 11.12 in the 100 and 22.03 in the 200 — the second fastest time of the year behind London Olympic champion Allyson Felix.
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"You have to be able to go fast, go in short sprints – and if you make a mistake you get back on track," said advisory panel member William LaPlante, a former assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition.
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Even then it was a shadow of the opposition's weapon, a 2D platformer at heart that couldn't make proper use of its new third plane, forcing players into the same loops and sprints as the Genesis games before it.
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And it will not stop Bolt from doing his falsely nonchalant best to hold off old foes like Justin Gatlin and young threats like Trayvon Bromell, who are hungry to chase him down before he sprints into the sunset.
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But as our hopes of finally achieving our New Year's resolutions for once disappear into the ether, Jessica Alba is here to remind us that not all all A-list bodies are built via squats, sprints, and heavy reps.
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In the 100 meter final, he sprints with ease past the pack as the other runners—silver medalist African-American Ralph Metcalfe excepted—completely break down in form, flailing and lurching in a vain attempt to retain their dignity.
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Rocky III: Rocky got cocky, got beaten by a much younger and fiercer fighter, and to regain his old form had to go do homoerotic shuttle sprints on a beach with Apollo Creed and go swimming for a bit.
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Pullman's heroine, 11-year-old Lyra Belacqua, sprints through a series of thrilling adventures featuring witches, canal-faring gypsies and talking armored polar bears, culminating in a confrontation with a false, decrepit god followed by a four-handkerchief denouement.
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Security camera footage shows Judge Vicente Bermúdez Zacarías gently jogging near his home in the wealthy city of Metepec Monday morning when a man in black sprints up behind him, shoots him in the head, and then runs off.
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As Congress sprints to the finish line to get home in time to celebrate Christmas and New Year's, the best holiday gift my former colleagues can give American children would be to reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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I love Team USA's prospects, from our expected dominance in the sprints and hurdles to some race-ready guys in the distances, to the story lines in the women's 800 without South Africa's Caster Semenya on the starting line.
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In Connecticut, where students are allowed to play sports in accordance with their gender identity regardless of medical transition status, freshman transgender female sprinter Andraya Yearwood won the state championships in the girls' 100- and 200-meter sprints this past spring.
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Any doubts that the stats for distance covered provide an accurate picture of effort are dispelled when you look at the figures for the number of sprints made, with Russia again leading the way having completed 824 in their two matches.
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As a former high school athlete, I know firsthand that regular exercise does the body and mind a whole lot of good, but as of late, my sweat sessions mostly consist of sprints to catch the subway during rush hour.
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If Nurmagomedov simply sprints at McGregor over and over as he did against Edson Barboza, it is hard to see him not offering some glaring openings for the left hand as McGregor retreats on an angle or side steps off line.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Flying Dutchwoman Dafne Schippers is a strong contender to emulate compatriot Fanny Blankers-Koen's golden sprint double from 2200 at next month's Rio de Janeiro Olympics after a dramatic switch from heptathlon to concentrate on the sprints.
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Although it's a departure from his usual spy action and sci-fi fare, Cruise somehow manages to make his trademark high knee sprints, showing of bare chest and unlikely escapes from certain death work in this trailer for the supernatural thriller.
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It's a pretty simple concept: someone driving a car—basketball in hand—finds a basketball hoop, usually in someone else's driveway, gets out and sprints over to dunk on it, all while someone else films it from the passenger seat.
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Some time after the downer of running on the new highway, I had the experience of doing sprints in one of the halls of the school athletic building on a day that was too rainy for us to practice outside.
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KINGSTON (Reuters) - Jamaica's Usain Bolt has landed in Rio de Janeiro more than a week before the Olympics opening ceremony to fine tune his preparations for his attempt at an unprecedented triple-triple of gold medals in the men's sprints.
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The men's 100 and 200 meters pit world silver medalist Justin Gatlin and former world champion Tyson Gay against IAAF indoor champion Trayvon Bromell and Ameer Webb with world 100m bronze medalist Tori Bowie a double threat in women's sprints.
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Jag claims 2825-to-200 sprints in 53 seconds with the R-Sport and 25 seconds with the S. On recommended premium petrol, I saw 260 miles per gallon against the E.P.A.'s rating of 2000 city and 23 highway.
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But Boylen has made Thibodeau look like a softy by calling for extra wind sprints to punctuate practice sessions, issuing public critiques of his players' conditioning and subbing out all five starters at one time — twice — in the Boston loss.
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Armchair Olympians who pine for some purer, pre-doping epoch of competitive sports might resist this gorgeous bummer of a period novel, narrated by a cyclist from New Zealand who ingests cocaine, ephedrine and little white booster pills in between sprints.
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On a night when Turkey's Ramil Guliyev produced a dazzling 4.853m win worthy of the Olympic Stadium that has seen so many historic sprints, Norway's young world one-lap hurdles champion Warholm prevailed in maybe the best duel of the week.
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The latest came last month when abuse charges were leveled against the university's wife-and-husband softball coaches, including that players were forced to run sprints because the team went $6 over its budget during a meal at a Cracker Barrel.
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In her bedroom, she sprints, squats, stretches and performs other exercises like knee lifts and shoulder presses, all while battling a musclebound dragon and its toadies in Ring Fit Adventure, a new game from Nintendo, the Japanese consumer tech giant.
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Fosu and her husband, Seidu Abubakari, had married the previous year, after meeting at an athletics tournament for Ghana's security officials; Fosu ran the sprints for the fire service and Abubakari was a long distance runner for Ghana's customs agency.
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Trevor Noah's 'In Demoriam' honors the lost presidential candidates of 2019 Baby Sonic sprints into our hearts in Japanese trailer for 'Sonic the Hedgehog' Behold this ridiculous Cybertruck knockoff See Sylvester Stallone as Kevin in this 'Home Alone' hilariously weird deepfake
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The absence of Canada's Andre De Grasse makes Blake a leading contender in both the sprints, though he will have stiff competition in the 100 from Adam Gemili, the Glasgow silver medalist, and another Englishman in Zharnel Hughes in the 200.
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For Mr. Michals, whose roving mind at age 214 still sprints from the philosophical to the paradoxical to the playful, foraging through the museum's vaults was tantamount to an Odyssean journey through some of the finest examples of what civilized man hath wrought.
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"Part of standing it up separately (as a new services division) is to break the shackles of that, recognizing that we are going to be a fast-paced innovator with short sprints of incremental innovation and some big-bang innovation," Deal said.
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The pool has a big beach volleyball court where we can practice the iconic flag races and beach sprints, the kids can paddle on Nippers boards in the pool, and we also offer pool rescue training and first aid and resuscitation training.
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If the Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the word "grail" as "any greatly desired and sought-after objective, ultimate ideal, or reward," then this takes worshipping at the altar of rare streetwear and sprints, 100 miles an hour, off into the distance with it.
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Trevor Noah's 'In Demoriam' honors the lost presidential candidates of 2019 Baby Sonic sprints into our hearts in Japanese trailer for 'Sonic the Hedgehog' Behold this ridiculous Cybertruck knockoff Here's Yoda singing about his big boy stick, courtesy of Bad Lip Reading
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Travis Scott reveals he's an Elon Musk fanboy in new video featuring Tesla Cybertruck and Cyberquad The 10 best hydraulic press crushes of 2019 Baby Sonic sprints into our hearts in Japanese trailer for 'Sonic the Hedgehog' Behold this ridiculous Cybertruck knockoff
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Commonwealth Games champion Levern Spencer of Saint Lucia added the NACAC high jump title at 1.91m and Evan Dunfee gave Canada an early gold by winning the men's 20km walk in 1:25:22.973 Sprints and hurdles qualifying produced some of the best performances.
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The 50-year-old comedian-writer-director got you, and a lot of your friends too; as a result, for the last decade or so, he enjoyed one of the most remarkably sustained sprints through the pop-culture mainstream (or what remains of it).
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On a daily basis, preparing for a race in Lake Placid or training in Park City, she either opted for two sessions of runs a day, or one session on the ice and a session of conditioning, weight training, or sprints in the afternoon.
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For some agencies this may include their own Digital Service unit or others it may take the form of "innovation sprints" with a specific agency, groups within an agency, or as a collaboration of agencies working on a problem together within a limited time frame.
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Nelson was only drafted in after Eleanor Barker's crash in the omnium the previous day but proved up to the task as her and Archibald won eight successive sprints to finish 15 points ahead of the Dutch duo of Kirsten Wild and Amy Pieters.
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She was at the Middle Atlantic Junior Olympics in 0003, directing her swimmers in sprints in a crowded pool during a warm-up session restricted to participants 10 and younger, when she saw a boy on the blocks who looked like Gulliver among the Lilliputians.
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"Over the past year, NowFloats has conducted three research sprints across India (that includes driving across the country and meeting people), and it was clear that chat is one of the most pervasive behaviors' followed by search and apps," he wrote in a blog post.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Jamaica might have dominated the short sprints and relays in the last few Olympics but they have never won the men's 4x400 meters - something they hope to change on Saturday after edging out the U.S. in their semi-final on Friday.
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For longer-term projects or those that contain many moving parts, like learning to cook, Carroll recommends breaking them down into sprints — "independent, self-contained projects" that can be completed within two weeks or a month — and creating collection pages to track your progress.
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With just one week left before they leave for a nearly two-month summer break, lawmakers will renew their fights over gun control and Zika money — as Congress sprints to get out of town ahead of the political conventions and the height of campaign season.
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Vinted, a site where consumers can sell and buy second-hand fashion, has raised €210 million (around $22 million) in a round that is being led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with previous backers Sprints Capital, Insight Venture Partners, Accel and Burda Principal Investments also participating.
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Studies have shown that shorter sessions of anaerobic training, like fast-paced resistance training or sprints, are just as good for heart health as long, drawn-out runs and better at maintaining muscle and increasing aerobic fitness (or VO2 max, if you want to be specific).
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"We have shown in our studies in the Children's Health and Exercise Research Centre that over two weeks with just six days of training, using repeated cycle sprints of 30 seconds, the aerobic fitness of the youngsters was significantly improved and was well-tolerated," Williams said.
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But Hoiberg made good with a minor twist by using Mirotic and Lauri Markkanen, two bigs who can score from all three levels (beyond the arc, in-between, and near the basket), then unleashing them as the play's true threat after Justin Holiday sprints through the screen.
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"As Bond sprints from peril to pleasure, Mr. Craig and the other players — including an exceptional, wittily venal Javier Bardem, a sleek Ralph Fiennes and a likable Ben Whishaw — turn out to be the most spectacular of Mr. Mendes's special effects," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times.
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He sprints into the frontcourt, screens, re-screens, then uses two dribble handoffs in opposite directions to slice through Milwaukee's defense (*inhales*) before he forces the weak-side to drop down towards the baseline and set up an open three at the top of the key.
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On arriving in Florence, Mr. Magni said, he drops his bag at a hotel and sprints to a tiny unnamed shop operated by Domenico Di Mascolo and Paola Pruscini, master barbers who practice their craft in a two-chair shop at the heart of the city.
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ESPN reported that on the afternoon of May 29, McNair collapsed while running 10 110-yard sprints; that nearly an hour passed before a call was made to 911 (the university disputes this); and that McNair's body temperate was 106 degrees when he arrived at a hospital.
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But Jimmy Connors's Open-era men's record of 109 titles has hardly been Federer's white whale, some career-long obsession that has kept him up nights or inspired him to do a round of extra sprints in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with the fitness coach Pierre Paganini.
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Speaking about the greatness of Big Little Lies' cast is the most obvious comment to make about the show at this point, but that doesn't make it any less true — especially as the show sprints toward the impending reveal of Who Killed [Insert Whoever Died Here].
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That effective siege of Seoul continues, and explains why America and its allies have few appealing options, even as Mr Kim sprints ahead with work on intercontinental ballistic missiles that could carry a nuclear warhead to America—a capability that intelligence agencies estimate may be reached within a year.
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Other concessions being discussed include whether T-Mobile and Sprint will divest wireless spectrum, or the airwaves that carry data, and the possibility of giving up more retail customers or retail shops from either T-Mobile or Sprints prepaid brands, according to one source familiar with the matter.
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World champion Peter Sagan (Tinkoff) will be the hot favourite to claim a fifth green jersey for the points classification and move one shy of Erik Zabel's record, while the bunch sprints should be an all-German battle between Marcel Kittel (Etixx-Quick Step) and Andre Greipel (Lotto-Soudal).
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In that ad, a young woman, Anya Major, sprints toward a wall of television monitors, where Big Brother, played by David Graham, intones, "Our unification of thoughts is more powerful a weapon than any fleet or army on earth," before a sea of grayish, sexually indistinct gray human beings.
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The idea here is to provide a 14,000 square-foot space (which accounts for about one floor in the building) for the next class of Google's equity-free Launchpad Accelerator and to offer an event space for Google Developer Group community meetups, Codelabs, Design Sprints, and Tech Talks.
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A fifteen-week long study in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research even found that folks who did just ten sets of ten-second balls-out sprints on a stationary bike did a better job of improving endurance and power output than medium-intensity workouts lasting 20 to 25 minutes.
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I asked around about your second Q, including from a couple folks with feet in both the sprinting and distance worlds, and heard back that fatigue in the sprints is mainly mechanical breakdown—an almost technical concern, which I guess makes sense for an event that's decided in under 10 seconds.
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CreditCreditPhotographs and video by David Maurice Smith for The New York Times BLACKTOWN, Australia — The teenage boys rush the ball down the court, knowing that the losing team will face another round of the lung-crushing wind sprints that make their borrowed gym at a police athletic center here even more confining.
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The 22049-year-old actor has endured several on-the-job injuries over the years—this is a guy who had a chunk of the Millennium Falcon fall on his leg—but he shows little sign of wear as he sprints through Deckard's almost tomblike condo, shoulders pumping vigorously and a wolfish dog galloping by his side.
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Here is my current workout routine: Monday: Chest, triceps, abs and sprints Tuesday: Legs Wednesday: Back and biceps Thursday: Shoulders and abs Friday: One hour spin with Corey Saturday: HIIT, legs and abs Sunday: Rest day No matter what exercise you choose, remember that at the end of the day, food is the most important factor for weight loss.
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There's a moment in McEwan's "Enduring Love" in which a middle-aged science writer on a picnic, about to pop open a bottle of Chablis (or something similar), witnesses a child in mortal danger and sprints to rescue the child — a decision that we later learn will pitch the writer into a vortex of delusion and danger.
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The band sprints through "Bang Bang," with stop-start punk power chords driving the first-person pathology of a gunman seeking social-media fame, and it surges into "Revolution Radio" — a call for "new airwaves" for the "songs of the disturbed" — with a speedy punk-pop melody and a lead-guitar hook that wails like a klaxon.
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On its way to finding true love, Set It Up gleefully hits upon a host of other genre tropes: romantic deceptions straight out of Cyrano de Bergerac (or Parent Trap, if you ask Charlie), quirky BFFs dispensing relationship advice (played by Pete Davidson and Meredith Hagner), last-minute sprints to the airport, and grand declarations of passion.
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Meanwhile, reliably prolific rappers like Future, Mozzy, and 211000 Greedo continued their creative sprints that yielded multiple new projects; artists like Summer Walker and Snoh Aalegra breathed new life into R&B; the goths had some big wins, with killer records from Boy Harsher and Drab Majesty; and the 211000 Gecs litmus test (do you 'get it'?) became inescapable.
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