Missions require stamina, and stamina recharging requires orbs (or patience for stamina to rebuild over time).
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Orbs can replenish stamina — notably, one orb will replenish your entire stamina meter.
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I said shy doesn't have the stamina, and I don't believe she does have the stamina.
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And I don't believe she has the stamina to be president of this country you need tremendous stamina.
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When being attacked for "not having the stamina," Clinton recounted the many ways her experience has clearly demonstrated her stamina throughout her career.
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Trump's contention that Clinton lacks the stamina for the job splits voters in Colorado, 48% see him as having the better stamina, 45% choose Clinton.
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One is for a straight downwind race of speed and stamina, and the other day features a course race around buoys, requiring speed, stamina and agility.
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Looking back, I had to listen to Donald for three full debates, and he says I don't have any stamina — he says I don't have any stamina.
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Melee fights are stamina-based, with the player and the enemy both having set amounts of stamina that drain when blocking their opponents' attacks or being blocked.
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Her fans tried to portray it as something else: Toughing it out by showing up at the event in the first place showed incredible stamina, admirable stamina, they argued.
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Instead, you complete Shrines — single-puzzle micro-dungeons — and earn Spirit Orbs, that you can then exchange for heart containers or stamina boosts (stamina lets you climb, run, swim and paraglide).
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She's home resting right now ... Folks, we need stamina.
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Everything is related to possible in-game scenarios: no running to build up general stamina; only running to build up the exact sort of stamina that might be required at given moments.
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Look, my stamina was not bad in my last fight.
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Trump said she "didn't have the stamina" to be president.
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Yesterday we pointed out the incredible stamina of Colorado Sen.
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To have the stamina, and also to have the audience.
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How about using synthetic blood to improve speed and stamina?
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But he did at least question him on his stamina.
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Toward the end of the debate, Trump questioned Clinton's stamina.
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"I don't believe she does have the stamina," he said.
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Trump himself then questioned Clinton's "physical stamina" in stump speeches.
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Cobras are believed to improve one's stamina between the sheets.
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Since snakes improve stamina, men might last longer in bed.
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All of my stats, stamina especially, have been wrung dry.
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He doesn't have the intellect, the stamina or the fight.
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" They credit their energy and stamina to "walking a lot.
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Mayer is known for her incredible stamina and work schedule.
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"He tried to switch from looks to stamina," she said.
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Anyone who can do that has got to have stamina.
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They need stamina, too, and they have plenty of it.
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Valadon found that her stamina was undiminished by the fall.
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Mearns It's my stamina — I have to speak and dance.
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This party had the most stamina, energy and, ahem, bars.
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But let's see if he can keep up the stamina.
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And how is your stamina out on the campaign trail?
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She thought women lacked the "physical stamina" to be president.
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But as always, Mr. Schiff's concentration and stamina were amazing.
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Trump has previously attacked the Democratic nominee's health and stamina.
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"His physical strength and stamina are extraordinary," the letter read.
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The biggest way people lose their stamina is by over-committing with strikes and combinations without realising their stamina bar is draining—which is odd, considering it's clearly displayed at the top of the screen.
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But her vocals lacked the stamina and confidence of her dancing.
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She aspires to become a role model through persistence and stamina.
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You said before that you have to work on you stamina.
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It's a story of service, stamina and love -- an American story.
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But only come to Mardi Gras if you have hella stamina.
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That display likely contributes to the 920's stamina on battery.
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" Attempting to sidestep the question, Trump turned to attacking Clinton's "stamina.
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IF ANYONE DESERVES a prize for stamina, it is Theresa May.
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" Other big ticket items: Trump: Trump's stamina: "He's got perfect genes.
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So can greater strength, flexibility and stamina that result from exercise.
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Stamina AeroPilates Reformer 266 with cardio rebounder and 10-inch stand
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Stamina is by far the most important component on this game.
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Patrick has great Energy & Stamina-I need his VOTE to MAGA.
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Icahn is known for his stamina and deviousness as a negotiator.
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It requires outsize stamina and self-assurance to save a nation.
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"It is a stressful job that requires mental and physical stamina."
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Next month will test the stamina and treasuries of the candidates.
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And even Punjabis, the subcontinent's lustiest partygoers, find their stamina tested.
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"I am testing your stamina," Mr. Biden said, smiling once more.
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The Moon meets Mars at 11:11 AM, boosting our stamina.
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So much for the ardor, or stamina, that ambitious trekking demands.
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His versatility and stamina, though, have been invaluable in the postseason.
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Plus, children lack an adult's level of coordination, strength and stamina.
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And he incorporates ultralong runs into his training to build stamina.
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It is a feat that requires superb technique and enormous stamina.
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"Gotta keep up that stamina!" the actress began her Instagram caption.
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Strix's powers include immortality, quick healing, and superhuman strength and stamina.
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I hope I'll have Cher's stamina and flair when I'm 73!
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I think it manifests itself in mental stamina later in life.
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The stamina of the Swift 5's 56Wh battery was disappointing.
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"My stamina gives out so damn fast these days," she said.
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There was no sign of a lack of vigor or stamina.
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"His physical strength and stamina are extraordinary," Bornstein wrote of Trump.
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She doesn't have the strength or the stamina to be president.
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I saw our players have stamina through four quarters of play.
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Trump reiterated his criticisms of former Vice President Joe Biden's stamina.
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Many of the boys Orenstein spoke with expressed anxiety about sexual stamina.
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Despite her early success, neither her stamina nor her technique was sufficient.
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Other reports suggest that cannabis can help men with stamina in bed.
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I've never used an Intel ultraportable PC with this much battery stamina.
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"I was trying to get some stamina for my tour," she said.
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I didn't think I had the stamina to move forward with it.
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Trump later suggested that Clinton lacked the stamina needed to be president.
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And it takes some kind of stamina to keep your thoughts together.
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It could require complex timing, conserving stamina, or some other limiting factor.
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And finally... For the love of God, please maintain your stamina bar!
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But the easy movement, bubbling energy and stamina were less in evidence.
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Clinton of lacking stamina, to be more forthcoming about his own health.
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Lemp sometimes wonders if she has the stamina to continue renovating RVs.
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For months Republicans have, with scarce evidence, questioned the stamina of Mrs.
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She doesn't have the drive or stamina to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
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Bryan Hymel brings youthful impetuosity and impressive vocal stamina to the part.
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Do extreme tests of physical skill, stamina or strength appeal to you?
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He claims she lacks the "stamina" to campaign, or to be president.
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He said — repeatedly, and bitingly — that she lacked the "stamina" to serve.
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Do they have the emotional and physical stamina to take this on?
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All it takes is some fiscal stamina and a bit of guts.
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These Carter works are brutal tests of an ensemble's skill and stamina.
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I don't think it gives the kids the brutish stamina they need.
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Then you start to build that stamina, and it becomes an addiction.
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Hicks also remarks on Djokovic's improved stamina and Murray's more muscular physique.
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His thrust and force and rebounding, what he did and the stamina.
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Here, she said, was an event that combined speed, stamina and skill.
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His stamina is so good, his physical body has responded so well.
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"She doesn't have the look, she doesn't have the stamina," he said.
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He also has 7 stamina, 8 fund raising ability, and 8 charisma.
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Stamina issues are not, generally speaking, solved by simple, slight mechanical tweaks.
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Stamina – and Rosie O'Donnell Shortly before the debate wrapped up, Trump and Clinton got especially personal when Trump questioned Clinton's readiness for the role of commander-in-chief, arguing that she "doesn't have the stamina" to be president.
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Gingrich's comments come as the Republican presidential nominee has questioned Clinton's health and stamina, positing in a Monday speech discussing terrorism that she "lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on" the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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And the usual athletic assets — stamina and strength, for example — are not needed.
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This battery made me wish more phones came with this kind of stamina.
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It's a show of fortitude, endurance, stamina, judgment, character all of those things.
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While they have different goals, both require balance, careful footwork, stamina and concentration.
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It was a triple-thick desensitizing lubricated condom for guys with stamina problems.
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His stamina proved very strong as he pulled off a stellar second half.
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Readers are expected to marvel at the stamina of Tim Cook, for example.
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Marina Paniagua, Rico Ray, and Katelyn Kim The first case tested my stamina.
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Also: make sure to turn the overhead stamina bar on in the menus.
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We simply don't have the mental stamina to continue learning for much longer.
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As with physical strength, the brain's stamina can be built up through training.
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It'll take all your focus, skills and stamina to get the job done.
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Trump has claimed Clinton "lacks the mental and physical stamina" to be president.
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I have absolutely no stamina after my too-long hiatus from the gym.
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That could lead to the race between these automakers being all about stamina.
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When Trump does that, she said, HE can talk to her about stamina.
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But the momentum never hesitates, and eventually the singer runs out of stamina.
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At the moment, I have much less stamina for what we do here.
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"I'm a volunteer firefighter so stamina at times is very important," he explained.
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Those faint of heart, stomach, and stamina had better sit this one out.
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Apparently few of his contemporaries could match him in sheer strength and stamina.
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And she has stamina, too — an amount unmatched by any of her friends.
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I value sleep to give me energy, stamina and the ability to concentrate.
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"The giraffe has the speed and stamina to outrun the pride," said Attenborough.
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Getting the grappling stamina that's required and the muscles used has been challenging.
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There is great Energy and unending Stamina, both necessary to get things done.
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Watch as he gets "creative" with fishing on such a flimsy stamina bar.
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Bridge competitions are long events that require focus and stamina, Mr. Levy said.
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But on the sidelines, he struggled with a different challenge to his stamina.
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She has stamina that even the youngest women in the gym can't match.
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"I think our horse has plenty of stamina, he keeps coming," Mott said.
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For stamina, he pumped endlessly on the playground swings at Clove Lakes Park.
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In August, the candidate himself said Clinton lacked the "physical stamina" to serve.
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In that context, Brady's stamina isn't just an admirable testament to his will.
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Adyen (ADYYF) Stamina Capital recommended Adyen, a payment processor headquartered in the Netherlands.
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His poise and stamina will be severely tested over the next two months.
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Top Wall Street economist Michael Gapen believes the market's record rally has stamina.
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As human animals, we have only two real athletic skills: stamina and ingenuity.
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"I am not fast, but I have a certain stamina," she says modestly.
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That Harvey's problems are grounded in stamina issues points to two possible conclusions.
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It's good to be smart, but stamina is equally and perhaps more important.
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"Salsa is a Latin dance and it's great for stamina and cardio," says Johnson.
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You voted for Trump because Clinton didn't have the "stamina" to do the job.
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Being able to move like that takes a ton of speed, strength, and stamina.
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Donald Trump has said he doesn't think Clinton has the "stamina" to be president.
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Fire Emblem Heroes uses a stamina system that essentially acts as a time gate.
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Tejada got tips from those executives on how to prepare and maintain her stamina.
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In preparation, Marina has been running daily to build her stamina for the show.
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A former competitive volleyball player and fitness coach, Ms. Zadic has heaps of stamina.
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You'll need all your skills and stamina to make it across the finish line.
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As she slowly built up her strength and stamina, people started to take note.
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As secretary of state and as a presidential candidate, Clinton has demonstrated remarkable stamina.
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The capsules, which contain herbs like Bacopa monnieri, claim to enhance memory and stamina.
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Last week, for example, he said he has more handshake stamina than they did.
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In Trump's words, Clinton lacks the "strength" and "stamina" needed for the White House.
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Stamina, enthusiasm, and a wicked but gentle sense of humor all rolled into one.
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He asked "if my client had the stamina to do this again," Troiani said.
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He continued, claiming that she doesn't have the "look" and "stamina" to be president.
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Trump has repeatedly called into question Clinton's stamina and condition to serve as president.
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The stamina you used to take for granted, and now you're hoping for more.
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When Trump hit Clinton's "stamina" once again during Monday's presidential debate, Clinton struck back.
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"It'll increase your endurance and stamina, and can even enhance sprint performance," she adds.
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I was never in a situation where more stamina would have made a difference.
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I'll Have Another's calling card was his stamina, which corresponded with Belmont's major challenge.
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Many marveled at the rebels' stamina, in making it as far as they did.
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It's never a matter of not enjoying it; it's just a physical stamina thing.
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"She has a bunch of [super powers]," says Rodriguez of Lopez's stamina in class.
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It was a show of stamina and of sheer, cantankerous rock 'n' roll persistence.
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Nobody — at least until now — has ever accused Clinton of being short on stamina.
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Any candidate who keeps up such a schedule while sick must have unbelievable stamina.
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I'm exhausted at the end of it, which doesn't say much for my stamina.
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His speed and stamina have not been exposed at left back as analysts predicted.
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Trump reasserted during Monday evening's contest that Clinton lacks the stamina for the presidency.
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But at karaoke bars or wedding dance floors, I have an unusually strong stamina.
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How do you account for your amazing stamina and energy level at age 87?
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Taurus rising people are slow, steady, and capable folks with stamina and staying power.
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This, he and his aides have maintained, is the very picture of presidential stamina.
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What she lacks in power and stamina, she makes up for in her delicacy.
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The world economy has relied for years on the shopping stamina of Chinese consumers.
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The improvements included higher self-esteem, more social connectedness, and better mobility and stamina.
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LONDON — Marathons have long been seen as the ultimate test of speed and stamina.
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But despite this, males that wave rapidly or drum rapidly actually have greater stamina.
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Andrew Das: I guess we have our answer about Belgium's inevitability and Panama's stamina.
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What kind of stamina does she need to get through a show like this?
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Stamina powers Link's ability to climb, sprint and swim in Breath of the Wild.
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Their stamina alone will be the big selling factor for some people, I'm sure.
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When it comes to sex, you have plenty of stamina—you're one lusty goat!
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I asked, How could a 60-year-old guy have that kind of stamina?
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I understand that Bacon's success is a product of ambition, luck, privilege and stamina.
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The thing that gets you through a Friday puzzle is not knowledge; it's stamina.
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Hintsa was involved with training drivers on mental stamina and psychological conditioning for success.
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"We have a lot of stamina, and that goes for all sectors," he said.
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Trump has repeatedly accused Clinton of lacking the physical stamina for the Oval Office.
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And while the legend says she'll retire one day, she's grateful for her stamina today.
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Specifically, the Lab's aim is to improve human performance, stamina, and safety in the heat.
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I've been working on increasing my meditation stamina, and I'm getting there, slowly but surely.
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Stamina is the real challenge: a hoarse voice, a tired brain and a sore ass.
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Keeping the circle button (PlayStation 4 controls) pressed until your stamina meter is almost empty.
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Noctis will dart forward in a brief burst and your stamina will refill immediately. Simple.
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I think it's just building that stamina, which will happen on it s own time.
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Name: Mudsdale Type: Ground Mudslade is the Draft Horse Pokémon with incredible power and stamina.
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Love and compassion and patience is the stamina you need to make long, substantial change.
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In the face of hurricanes, the nearly 1.4 billion Chinese people have confidence and stamina.
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Arranging a municipal purge takes time, manpower and a near-superhuman stamina for procedural warfare.
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"We've got stamina!" one man shouted when asked by CNN whether he had considered leaving.
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For instance, Clinton's response to Trump's attack on her stamina scored better than Trump's attack.
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And although you can't "die," running out of stamina will fail the encounter or mission.
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Trump and his surrogates have repeatedly questioned Clinton's health and stamina throughout the campaign trail.
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The infection is gone, but it took some time for him to regain his stamina.
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I was really moved by the shaman's power, stamina, and the villagers respect and focus.
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It's a wild ride that takes skill, stamina, speed, and a healthy dose of creativity.
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Games can go on for hours, and playing requires immense mental stamina, intuition and strategy.
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We heard Clinton point to 11 hours of testimony as a measure of her stamina.
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Games can go on for hours, and playing requires immense mental stamina, intuition, and strategy.
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But back to wheezing Trump and Clinton's "stamina," and the double standard implied by both.
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There are no in-your-face psychological mind games or testing of one's personal stamina.
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The pianist Maxim Lando, 17, displayed stamina and brilliance in his New York recital debut.
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The Mets hope that will help his stamina against the Chicago White Sox on Monday.
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Whoever is the victor, she will need to be tough and have plenty of stamina.
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You can climb on just about any surface you see, provided you have the stamina.
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My stamina followed an arc: I tired quickly, then got into a rhythm, magically energized.
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Teaching is a daily challenge that tests every part of my skill and emotional stamina.
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I'm sorry to say that she does not have the stamina to take on ISIS.
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But this job doesn't really require-- doesn't require hand eye coordination or stamina or anything.
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Clinton's "stamina," Mr. Trump implies that she is too weak to be commander in chief.
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Friends and former colleagues say they are impressed but not surprised by Myers' spiritual stamina.
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I don't have the stamina I used to have ... I'm excited it's finally over with.
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It didn't feel so much as a craft as a never-ending trial of stamina.
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But for others, like Cassy Wike, the memes are a crucial component to her stamina.
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Clinton lacked the stamina to be president, a comment that many women viewed as sexist.
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Trump's aides often note what they describe as the President's unique good health and stamina.
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At 183, he had the stamina and the desire to knock on door after door.
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Biles's signature event is the floor routine, an unparalleled display of her strength and stamina.
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It also has a full service bar which will require a different kind of stamina.
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The relationship had stamina, the two of them splitting their time between Vermont and Florida.
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But what she lacked in salable product, she made up for in sheer selling stamina.
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One of the Stamina Outdoor Fitness Strider's best features is the option of exercising outdoors.
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Hunting requires real stamina, especially for those who use a bow, so many work out.
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She will never have the judgment or the stamina to fix the problems she created.
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Bickell resumed workouts with the Hurricanes in January, gradually building up his strength and stamina.
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They want to show that they're in good physical condition, because a President needs stamina.
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Speaking up for government isn't easy; with her pavement-pounding stamina she does it well.
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And I ran out of stamina in the middle of a deep river— Heather: Congrats!
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"They develop traits like resilience and stamina, that a lot of adults don't even have."
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How does its "ki pulse" fit into the tried-and-true, stamina-driven combat model?
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The only issue was whether he would have the stamina to play them in quick succession.
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" Some interpreted the comment as sexist, but Trump claimed it only had to do with "stamina.
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I just have to work on my stamina, but I have got plenty time for that.
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Cricket teams looking for a highly qualified player with great stamina: Give this cow a call.
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Ostarine is a performance-enhancing substance that helps prevent muscle wasting while improving stamina and fitness.
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FOR nearly 21 years, he showed skill and stamina at the wheel of Formula One (F1).
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Holt's room-sized light installations require significantly less mental stamina to comprehend but are nonetheless fascinating.
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More to the point, gambling executives may not have the stamina to see the projects through.
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The distinguishing spirit of this troupe is incredible speed and stamina, an exhilarating, seemingly inexhaustible energy.
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But it works for her, and she knows she has the stamina and ability to recover.
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Yet he engaged in juvenile attacks on Hillary's looks and stamina instead of her failed record.
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Doubts about his stamina were raised when Dole fell off a stage during a campaign event.
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In my game I set up a simple infinite combo limited only by my character's stamina.
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Trump also claimed that Clinton lacks the "mental and physical stamina" to take on ISIS. Really?
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These fluffy dogs, which were added to the Hound Group, have lots of stamina and speed.
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Clinton has higher stamina and fundraising ratings than Rubio and starts the game with more money.
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There's even a stamina meter that Kestis can break for an instant kill, just like Sekiro.
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As a woman of her generation, but not her talent, I am amazed by her stamina.
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The hardest part is stamina, being able to keep it up for as long as possible.
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All bluster and artifice, Trump simply doesn't have the stamina or intellect to get things done.
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I have stamina, and I will wear them out, and that's pretty much how I work.
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Unless you're sprinting — which drains a stamina meter — they're right on your heels at all times.
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Clinton's appearance, as well as his critiques of her stamina, have drawn criticism as being sexist.
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Weiss has run 28 ultra-marathons, but said Badwater requires a different level of mental stamina.
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To have a person's life in your hands takes incredible stamina, support and continuing professional training.
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As Hint founder and CEO Kara Goldin previously told Business Insider, it's a question of stamina.
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Trump regularly questions on the stump whether Clinton has the "mental and physical stamina" to serve.
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"Her stamina is extraordinary," she said, chalking it up to Ms. Jackson's habit of long walks.
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This race of super nerds are famous for their unnatural party stamina and witty Vappu humour.
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Donald Trump appeared to take a swipe at Hillary Clinton's stamina at a Wednesday evening rally.
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Not to mention the stamina to work your way through the obstacles that surely will come.
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Clinton's schedule and accused her of not having the "stamina" to hold multiple rallies a day.
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Hendriks doesn't have the stamina of Severino but has shown the raw stuff to occasionally dominate.
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Overgard is left with responsibilities he hadn't anticipated that test his stamina and will to live.
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It's a tidy concept, but tidy concepts are often undermined by a lack of theatrical stamina.
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She started roller skating to build up her stamina, noticing improvements after a few challenging months.
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Mr. Perahia's stamina was impressive, but he understandably offered no encore, and the clamorous audience relented.
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Cannabis startups like Vangst require constant problem-solving, so employees need stamina and a positive mindset.
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She prescribed a different antidepressant, and physical therapy in a pool to help rebuild her stamina.
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Stamina and endurance are both clearly correlated with overall physical fitness and, thus, necessarily, with weight.
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The South Korean side claimed Mr. Tillerson was tired (giving rise to "stamina" jokes on Twitter).
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Action heroes are, you know, sweaty tank top wearing folks with big arm muscles and impressive stamina.
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On the plus side, energetic Mars will give you energy and stamina—and help you enjoy yourself.
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Moving slowly is a way to build up stamina, and target slow-twitch muscle fibers, she says.
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However, harder missions and more difficult replays of already completed missions will cost more stamina to initiate.
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Sprinting in Final Fantasy XV is limited by your stamina bar, which slowly drains as you run.
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There is, however, a secret way to instantaneously refill your drained stamina when you're not in combat.
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I have no stamina…More of often than not, I am in some kind of physical pain….
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His handlers worked to increase his stamina, he said, because the hearings can last into the night.
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I would play it every day and run in place to get my stamina up for touring.
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He wasn't sick like Sherman, but at 13, he was getting old and achy and losing stamina.
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" She pointed out to the audience that her opponent had "tried to switch from 'looks' to 'stamina.
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For one, you can climb on just about anything in Sable, limited only by your stamina gauge.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the narrator declares.
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We've never had that overnight moment, which is maybe good, but that long journey requires some stamina.
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Both packed events into their schedules over the weekend in an effort to demonstrate stamina and excitement.
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I haven't been this impressed with a phone's stamina since the original Moto Z Play from 2016.
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But not just the "cutthroat, chop their heads off" stuff — it takes finesse, stamina, strategy and heart.
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"I remember a man saying, 'I don't think you have the stamina'" — Female minority hedge fund partner
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"This guy's got more stamina than anybody I've ever met," Mnuchin told Axios executive editor Mike Allen.
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Every athletic skill is tested: speed, agility, strength, stamina, flexibility, hand-eye coordination, reflexes, explosiveness, mental toughness.
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The robotic exoskeleton can add strength and stamina to healthy limbs and restore movement to enfeebled ones.
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The 4K version taxes the battery as much as the processor — stamina was nothing short of terrible.
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People's stamina also changes, their ability to continue in a fight that is constantly beating you changes.
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We may not have her party stamina (remember the #RihannaPlane debacle?), but just being alive is exhausting.
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It takes quick wit and stamina to last in Hollywood, both things that Gabor wasn't short on.
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So that's a big component in this, that to stay fresh and to endure you need [stamina].
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As a tired mama to a rambunctious toddler, would I have the stamina to get through it?
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She certainly has shown incredible stamina and resilience in fighting recurring cancer over the past 20 years.
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Clinton's stamina, she seemed more energetic than ever, digging into the opposition research trove one last time.
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He regularly ingests mystical potions that grant him the usual superhuman package: enhanced strength, speed, stamina, etc.
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Underwater for about two-thirds of each performance, synchronized swimmers require stamina, flexibility, endurance and, always, poise.
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Around the league, there are plenty of teams dealing with quarterback questions regarding health, stamina, and age.
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Clinton's "physical and mental strength and stamina" as his allies push unfounded rumors that she is ill.
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A root called maca, said to boost sexual stamina, became a national craze in China in 2013.
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The drug also helps to adjust the body's use of energy and can boost stamina and endurance.
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She's down to debate anything, a quality that also made Trump's attacks on her "stamina" appear absurd.
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You have great stamina, Sag, but the focus part is something you can always use help with!
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During rallies, Trump regularly says Clinton does not have the physical and mental stamina to be president.
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The wildfires are testing the stamina of firefighters and military personnel, who have been laboring almost nonstop.
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Now I have more experience, and I wanted to prove I had the stamina and the chutzpah.
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To get a job there, the actors were evaluated on four qualities: energy, guts, stamina and intensity.
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Onlookers can expect multiple events demonstrating each rider's prowess and the stamina and strength of the horses.
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On a mountain, he amazed fellow climbers with his uphill speed and stamina, even in his 80s.
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Nadzcaan isn't technically open to the public, but the only real restriction on getting there is stamina.
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"I'm concerned about his physical stamina because he's been doing nothing for the longest time," said Dick.
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You find dancers who are like-minded, available to your proposition, have stamina, musicality and kind dispositions.
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It contained the exact language about "strength and stamina" that the candidate often used to describe himself.
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And Senator Bernie Sanders tried to reassure voters of his stamina two weeks after a heart attack.
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Those with the stamina for late-night outings are sure to be rewarded by a 1 a.m.
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The most ardent fans arrived long before the race, setting up campsites and celebrating stamina and excess.
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And many jumps are loaded into the second half of routines, racking up bonus points for stamina.
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How long that lasts, now, depends on whether Klopp's strategy of trading stamina for speed pays off.
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Stamina recharges on its own but focus only replenishes using potions and bonfires—the game's safe spaces.
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We need the stamina of athletes, but we also need to be artists, and express our feelings.
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Vocally, in terms of show stamina, it was actually a lot easier than doing a Clipping tour.
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You'll need talent, focus and stamina to build something out of nothing under this kind of intense pressure.
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Aries often have high libidos and a lot of stamina, and can have sex multiple times a day.
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She is an action hero without a weapon; Lola is armed only with an incredible amount of stamina.
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To maintain her stamina while rehearsing her dance routines, Johnson says she relies on a protein-heavy diet.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the ad's narrator says.
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That's similar to other free-to-play mobile games, including "Candy Crush," where stamina is an important commodity.
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Now it needed traders capable of split-second, high-pressure decisions, people with quick wits, stamina and guts.
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Women deserve to know they're not Bad Feminists for lacking the stamina to be angry 24/7, 365.
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Action planet Mars was retrograde from late June through late August, draining our stamina and will to function.
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The 65-year-old barre3-class phenom has greater stamina and strength than my 25-year-old self.
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The total also changes depending on the kind of piece it is; some just naturally have more stamina.
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"I am giving her some almonds, milk, more vegetables and fruits to help build her stamina," she said.
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The Pro Wireless Controller enhances your gameplay and your stamina by cutting down on discomfort and improving functionality.
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Decker works out regularly with yoga and light weight-lifting in an effort to build up her stamina.
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I think that's when we can win, when they realize that we've got more stamina than they do.
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Trump's doctor said the candidate is in "excellent physical health" and has the "stamina" to serve as president.
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South Koreans commonly eat this boiling hot soup on sick days to stay energized and increase physical stamina.
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Trump also said that Hillary Clinton "lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on" the terrorist group.
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Few have the stamina to disintegrate on stage for over three hours, racked by time, betrayal and hubris.
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" As a candidate, Trump promised to be energetic and touted his stamina as one of his "greatest assets.
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He also reassured voters at Dayton's Stivers High School that Clinton's stamina during the election is POTUS-worthy.
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"Hillary Clinton does not have the stamina ... does not have the strength to be president," Trump told Blitzer.
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Trump, meanwhile, has frequently accused Clinton of lacking the physical stamina needed for the rigors of the presidency.
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These were monumental fights, displays of human stamina, courage and "heart" virtually unparalleled in the history of boxing.
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Veterans also know that when it comes to problems, they have the stamina and will to push through.
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The Sweaty Betty Stamina delivers in both departments, with a wide under band and sweat-wicking, seamless fabric.
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A trip up the Pacific Coast Highway requires driving skills and stamina, but you can't beat the views.
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No matter what kind of lawyer a person hires, seeking exoneration, this season shows, requires nearly superhuman stamina.
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Clinton's health, saying she "lacks the mental and physical stamina" to fight terrorism, Breitbart has amplified those claims.
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He says he is falling back on his Marine training for much needed stamina in this political race.
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It takes intellectual stamina to stay open, as a leader and a mind, to absorb information and adversity.
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So perhaps he really is "fatigued," and that when he gets his stamina back he'll start practicing again.
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Gimcrack won 2000 of his 214 races, and despite standing at 21799 hands, was renowned for his stamina.
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You move carefully, manage a stamina meter, and (maybe most importantly) commit to long, relatively slow attack animations.
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Her workouts also help her be a better singer, she says—by improving her stamina and breath support.
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I have little strength and even less stamina, so it didn't take long for me to start struggling.
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The GOP nominee often raises questions about whether Clinton has the stamina and strength to serve as president.
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You don't doubt her stamina or tenacity when she's sitting through hour eleven of the Benghazi Kangaroo Court.
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"According to heart-rate standards," he said, "my endurance and stamina is at the level of an athlete."
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" One example of that stamina — seen by others as evidence of unreliability — recounted in Mr. O'Donnell's book, "Trumped!
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He wants to so blur the line between truth and lies that he's exhausted our stamina for discernment.
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Enjoy a breath of fresh air while exercising alfresco on the durable and smooth Stamina Outdoor Fitness Strider.
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Even with such a substantial lead, there will be pressure on her stamina and usually reliable putting stroke.
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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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Though Mr. Polunin spends most of his time posing in this work, his lack of stamina is apparent.
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Here are five simple strategies you can use every day to be more productive without losing your stamina.
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While Venus symbolizes your experience of harmony and receiving, Mars shows stamina and how you express your libido.
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But her work onstage did not even begin to capture the stamina required to be in the corps.
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Naturally, she has lost range and stamina, but she is miles better than Sinatra at a similar age.
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But he used the occasion to boast about his stamina, a trait he frequently hits his opponents over.
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Cooking for yourself can boost your self-esteem (and, in turn, Link's health, stamina, and defense). Win-win.
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" Then the image suddenly flips to soldiers in the field at night as a voice-over says: "Stamina.
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The performances, in turn, reflected the stamina of the performer, and not just the endurance of his audience.
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You've got a lot of stamina at 21994 or 250 years old, but there wasn't time for much else.
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In Myanmar, manual laborers claim that smoking ya ba boosts their stamina, while students say it boosts their grades.
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Mars is in solid, strong Earth sign Taurus, boosting your stamina (and igniting the financial sector of your chart).
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He is England's saviour, Bacchus made flesh, the Epicurean gourmand we all wish we had the stamina to be.
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I think he's going to need that stamina too because this guy he's facing is a very good grappler.
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Maybe Badr wanted to fight out the three rounds against Hesdy, to test his own stamina after his absence.
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The moon waxes in financial-minded Taurus on Saturday, giving you the stamina you need to see them through.
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The song itself is lyrically a bit vapid, concerning itself with the stamina it requires to party with Charli.
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The characters all have a stamina gauge that lets them run, jump, and in some cases fly or teleport.
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Huawei says the 420mAh batteries inside them provide up two days of life, or double the first generation's stamina.
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Muthukutty Mariappan is acutely aware of the fact that her daughter is pushing her limits and low on stamina.
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So I have incredible stamina and speed, however I am now 17 stone (238 pounds) and purely a powerhouse.
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Beet juice, as I write in the article, contains nitrates, which may help with blood flow, and thus stamina.
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They surely didn't have the money or the stamina it would take to stare down DuPont, let alone win.
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The old rats receiving the cardiac stem cells also had increased stamina overall, exercising more than before the infusion.
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Its ergonomic design and long battery life will keep your gaming stamina in tip-top shape — no cords needed.
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The stamina of some is impressive: nonstop snowboarding, partying, fucking—and in order to sustain all of that, working.
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Sight, hearing, bones, joints, balance, mobility, memory, continence, strength and stamina — they will never be what they once were.
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"His physical strength and stamina are extraordinary," reads Bornstein's letter, which was released by Trump's campaign in December 2015.
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His voice rang out cleanly and clearly, and he showed good stamina in a portrayal long on physical exertion.
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Child actor Mayur Patole plays the role of the wunderkind, who has as much sass as he does stamina.
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Picking a strawberry properly, and doing it fast enough to earn a living wage, requires speed, dexterity, and stamina.
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This forced Clinton to prove her stamina, in an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel, by opening a jar of pickles.
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A television commercial showed her coughing and stumbling and questioned whether she had the physical stamina to be president.
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Retail sales and business spending data so far suggest the economy maintained its stamina early in the third quarter.
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Fanfic writers focused on that brilliance, then added a misunderstood heart of gold, an impressive penis, and remarkable stamina.
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Patrons walk in hot and exhausted, but "when we eat samgyetang, we can get our stamina back," Choi says.
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"Daniel asks unbelievable things of people who work for him, in terms of stamina, openness, courage," Ms. Rouner said.
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There are about 36 yoga regulars in Yugouliang, who showed remarkable stamina when they gathered on a recent afternoon.
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It's hardly surprising that the pressure to seek illegal advantage, through artificially increasing stamina, may at times feel overwhelming.
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Yield: 1 serving Cooking a meal for 20 or more people requires stamina and courage, including the liquid kind.
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"Her stamina, her energy, her mind, she's non-stop," Barbara Allen Perelli, the troop leader, told CNN affiliate WFMZ.
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Mercury, the planet of communication, is in your sign now, Libra, and you have more mental focus and stamina.
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And he needs to show he has the stamina and can generate the enthusiasm needed for the long haul.
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She could do the choreography straight away, but you have to build your stamina to make it look easy.
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Stamina states that the capacity is 250 pounds, but as noted below, it's closer to 200 pounds in practice.
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"Very few people talk about it, but writers have to have the stamina of world-class athletes," McCann writes.
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The only "shortcuts" are to scroll the menus faster—a staple of speedrunning JRPGs—and to manage your stamina.
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Riding a racing sidecar requires great physical fitness and stamina, an accurate sense of timing and remarkable self-discipline.
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And even Fox News executives don't have the stamina to watch as much Fox News as that man does.
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To increase his stamina for chess games, Caruana typically runs, plays basketball and swims, often all in one day.
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My husband, Ernest, and I were rewarding our 22006-year-old daughter, Shan, for her stamina and good humor.
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Sam will topple over in the middle of fording a river if his fast-draining stamina gauge runs out.
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Finding my MEA proved very effective at slowly improving my stamina until running replaced walking as an enjoyable pastime.
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It's testament to Biles's explosiveness and stamina that she throws this in during the second half of her program.
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He was able to recover, though ... and seemed to have more stamina and composure as the fight went on.
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"But I'm not sure if he has the stamina or endurance or sharpness that he needs to go against Trump."
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Now, the singer is preparing for a world tour, saying she's working on getting "some stamina" and has lost weight.
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That's okay early on, because prologue missions and other beginner portions of Heroes only cost one stamina point to play.
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Using only a compass, maps and a watch, it was an extraordinary feat of navigation and physical and mental stamina.
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Out of all the characters in SFV, Akuma has the least stamina and can get knocked out quicker than anyone.
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Mudslade has the Ability Stamina, a new Ability which raises a Pokémon's Defense by one when hit by an attack.
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For example, some wonder whether a woman in her 553s will have the stamina for sleepless nights with a newborn.
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Every dungeon you encounter yields an orb, four of which you can spend toward increasing your heart count or stamina.
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For Lauren Luteran, though, just being able to dance requires much more strength and stamina than the average performer exhibits.
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Trump has also amplified gendered criticism that the first female presidential nominee does not have the "stamina" to be president.
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"She doesn't have the look, she doesn't have the stamina," Trump said of his opponent, who kept a serene composure.
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"It really is connected to almost every part of life — to energy, strength and stamina, digestion, and alertness," Weber says.
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The infection is gone, but it took some time for the 28-year old right-hander to regain his stamina.
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Just having the mere stamina and breathing pattern to go 12-rounds in a boxing match takes years of conditioning.
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Fighters sometimes fail to prepare properly, meaning that there can be big differences between the strength and stamina of opponents.
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Church signs are an art form — one that takes skill, patience and a bare minimum of physical stamina to master.
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The company recognized that veterans possess unique skills including competence, courage, stamina, and a hunger to always aim for success.
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Trump's attacks on Clinton's "stamina" are code for his message that only men have the necessary strength for the job.
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Part of developing the necessary stamina is to teach yourself to play through pain, something that women do particularly well.
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Maybe you need to be really careful about how long you spend grabbing walls, managing the game's hidden stamina meter.
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Then he's down on the mat doing pushups, with better form and stamina than most of us internet-dwellers possess.
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" During the 2016 campaign, he criticized Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for her "stamina " and accused her of being "low energy.
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I suspect the 3T's excellent stamina is a combination of its larger battery and new software optimizations implemented by OnePlus.
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Navigating the Tinder-ized heat map of Digital Age dating can test a person's stamina, not to mention self-esteem.
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But, you'd be amazed at how many people playing the game fail to realize the importance of stamina, for example.
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"The trade conflict is really a war against China's rise, to see who has the greater stamina," the document continues.
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A study in the medical journal Neurology suggested that high stamina, compared with medium, can decrease dementia risk by 88%.
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" He's gone on and on about how she doesn't have "the strength or the stamina to be a good president.
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Trump, meanwhile, has rarely mentioned it, but he has accused Clinton of lacking the "strength and stamina" for the presidency.
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Clinton's illness against her, but recently mocked her stumble publicly and said it was more evidence that she lacked stamina.
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With his stamina improved, 'The Showstopper' is confident that "the better martial artist" will prevail in the T-Mobile arena.
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It's a great day to get organized: The Moon enters Taurus, an Earth sign with plenty of stamina and focus.
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The Norwegian Buhund was registered in 2009 by the AKC, and it is best known for its strength and stamina.
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Why not crawl, in your reduced and pitiable form, to the finish line and at least get points for stamina?
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But then, with a surprising burst of stamina, Ashenfelter rose out of the water as if propelled by a rocket.
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The most significant change comes with the recasting of Evan himself, a role that requires ridiculous emotional and physical stamina.
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It takes collaboration, stamina, time and money, and money continues to be in woefully short supply in under-resourced neighborhoods.
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Trump questioned whether the former vice president had the mental stamina to sustain the rigors of a general election campaign.
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"I don't know if he will have the strength and the stamina to do this one more time," Jovicic said.
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You have to determine how much you jump before you start climbing, in order to maximize what stamina you have.
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Some say that size doesn't really matter at all, and that stamina, chemistry, or oral sex skills are more important.
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He lacked stamina, pitching past the sixth inning only twice in 13 starts, and wishes he had spoken up sooner.
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Despite some questions about his stamina and recovery, Sanders seemed characteristically acute and did not mince words on the issues.
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His sure structural sense was still intact, and, like Mr. Perahia, he showed considerable stamina, right down to the encore.
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"I want to continue raising the level of my game and stamina and this is a continuous process," he said.
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For some reason, the only brand to survive the apocalypse is Monster energy drinks, which Sam drinks to regain stamina.
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Some transition officials were also concerned that Mr. Giuliani, 72, might not have the stamina for the globe-trotting job.
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With a career typified not only by success but also sheer stamina, she had every reason to believe she could.
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Reporting from a New York high school, Dominus shows that implementing these practices with fidelity takes considerable commitment and stamina.
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Do you have the skills, stamina and creativity it takes to build a working product in less than 24 hours?
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There's one quirk with climbing, however: if you stop moving while you're scaling a wall, so does your stamina drain.
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Coach Jeff Hornacek said Hardaway would play limited minutes in a reserve role as he tries to build up stamina.
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Others use tramadol as a recreational drug on account of its stimulant and euphoric effects, or to improve sexual stamina.
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Having a strong core, good muscle tone and cardiovascular stamina are keys to being a good skier and not hurting yourself.
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Alongside the usual dice-decided skill, luck and stamina scores for your character, you begin your quest with three "honor" points.
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If untreated, sarcopenia will affect your balance, mobility and stamina and raise the risk of falling, becoming frail and losing independence.
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Prone to tripping, he grappled with low self-esteem, especially compared with kids who didn't have problems with stamina and stability.
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It's a legitimate question to ask me whether or not I have the stamina to be president of the United States.
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But it's a big phone with a big battery, so this is the kind of stamina I expect at this point.
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Trump's campaign has issued a short letter from his doctor saying he was in excellent health with "extraordinary" strength and stamina.
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But it's not a multi-day marathoner and its stamina just isn't as impressive as the rest of the phone's performance.
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Maintaining a decade-long vow of silence takes monkish dedication and a certain stamina, and Justice Thomas has no modern competition.
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As well as a stamina gauge, Link has on-screen indicators for his temperature and the amount of sound he's making.
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Trump has been raising questions about his opponent's health in recent weeks, saying that she lacks the "stamina" to be president.
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Kalvins told the local newspaper Diena in 2009 that it had been used to boost troops' fighting stamina in the 1980s.
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Imagine having a chip in your brain to boost your concentration, or pumping artificial blood into your veins to improve stamina.
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So in terms of your stamina, I remember reading on Twitter at the six month mark you really hit a wall.
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Kostic, who has equity in FitBiomics, says that with Veillonella, the overall goal goes beyond helping people increase stamina during workouts.
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We'll all experience a boost in stamina at 11:49 AM when the Moon meets Mars, which is also in Taurus.
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He argues that low testosterone can contribute to a lack of stamina and motivation as well as diseases such as Alzheimer's.
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I ran for about 20 minutes, but Roca said he usually makes fighters run for a lot longer to build stamina.
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This is, indeed, a strange thing to put forth, because productivity — like diligence or stamina — is a method, not a virtue.
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But both, to be fair, have shown in incredible stamina over the past year-and-a-half of the presidential campaign.
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She, more than any of us, persevered through an incredibly difficult campaign and her commitment and stamina inspired us every day.
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" The doctor described Trump's blood pressure as "astonishingly excellent," his stamina as "extraordinary" and his physical examination showing "only positive results.
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Diamonds are said to improve users' stamina, clear their thoughts, and essentially make them feel more grounded, focused, and, yes, committed.
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Still, Pelosi's depth of knowledge makes her a formidable opponent for the president out of sheer stamina, according to the aide.
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He even credited yoga with helping to keep his stamina up after he was crowned PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive in 2013.
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Eclipses are usually very exhausting and emotional times, and you may find that your stamina is dampened, so slow down, Virgo.
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Then Clinton brought up what he'd said about other women: CLINTON: You know, he tried to switch from looks to stamina.
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Some Chinese economists worry that this will not be enough and that the government will lose its stamina for tough reform.
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Strong in spirit, Abe still loves making others happy, but he doesn't have the same stamina as when he first started.
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"His physical strength and stamina are extraordinary," he crowed in the letter, which was released by Trump's campaign in December 2015.
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It took work — both to establish the relationships that made it possible, and then the stamina to find the right path.
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So the two works together pose a stiff challenge to the flexibility of even the finest chorus, and to its stamina.
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Clinton's intense denunciation of Mr. Trump over his denigration of women, after he questioned her "stamina" in the debate's final moments.
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"He's shown such incredible stamina and loyalty and friendship," Trump said of Tarkanian, who's unsuccessfully ran for Congress on multiple occasions.
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One of the things we have now learned for sure, three debates running, is that he has a serious stamina problem.
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Who cares if he questions Clinton's stamina one day and says, "She doesn't quit, and she doesn't give up," the next?
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Perhaps the only remaining question is whether the Swiss has the stamina to slug it out against the game's young guns.
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Depending on your stamina you probably want about three and a half hours of leisurely drinking before you leave the house.
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At an age when boxers not named Hopkins or Foreman are already seriously in decline or retired, Ebata shows exceptional stamina.
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In order to maintain stamina and energy during the two-hour show, the performers need to be in good physical shape.
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"Stamina" may have a masculine sheen, but its underlying claim — superior mental and physical endurance — has long been associated with women.
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The question is whether he will have the stamina to hold up for 4 1/2 minutes in the long program.
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The burst of sugar gave me a short boost of energy, which would quickly dissipate, further sapping me of my stamina.
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"All I can say is, watch me," he told reporters on Tuesday, after Mr. Trump questioned his stamina and mental agility.
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Dimon also sets out to determine if this candidate has demonstrated the "physical and emotional stamina" required to excel at JPMorgan.
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Even after the occasional subpar performance, these Islanders do not panic, showing a mental stamina that bodes well for playoff success.
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That classic is George Balanchine's "Theme and Variations," an elegant exercise in stamina that he made for Ballet Theater in 1947.
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"If I had enough ideas, or stamina, to sit and write all day, I might leave medicine behind," he told me.
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Surgery requires attention to detail, team collaboration, physical stamina and fine motor skills—and a soundtrack can help with the endeavour.
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Stamina is something that's very hard to teach, and I think it makes a difference between great managers and great leaders.
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The tour can quickly siphon off a player's finances and energy, but at his age, Walkow has stamina and a plan.
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It's a tempting prospect, perhaps, for those who yearn for scenic surroundings — and who have the stamina to tackle periodic renovations.
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The Mets have counseled patience regarding Harvey, knowing that his old stamina and velocity may not return until later this season.
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Yet somehow the piece comes across as a complete entity, as least as played here with such bright sound and stamina.
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But Dr. Katlic has expressed particular concern about surgeons, who need to retain exceptional vision, manual dexterity, reaction speed and stamina.
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This past week, Trump's campaign released an ad arguing Clinton does not have "fortitude, strength or stamina" to lead the country.
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But this non-linear extravaganza has so many of them — all heavily laden with text — that it will test viewers' stamina.
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I think, in the year that Sekiro came out, this is it's a hard comparison to make, because this has some similarities in terms of like the enemies have stamina bars, and once you drop the stamina down, you can do damage, but you can also kind of sneak in a hit every now and then.
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Mid August: Trump seems to nod to these rumors when he starts talking about how Clinton lacks "physical stamina" in stump speeches.
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When asked whether he works out to keep up his stamina on the campaign trail, the Republican frontrunner answers with characteristic frankness.
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If you're looking for real stamina and / or you prefer a more textured feel, textiles such as Cordura will provide additional strength.
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In 2012, Mexican news media reported that López Obrador said he had "less stamina" than he had during his first presidential run.
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The Italian claimed the first set but couldn't sustain her stamina as she wilted late in the two-hour, 34-minute match.
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For stamina, the 3,300mAh battery in the OnePlus 6 keeps it going through a full day of use for me without issue.
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"He tried to switch from looks to stamina, but this is a man who's called women pigs, slobs, and dogs," Clinton said.
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Many athletes "blood dope", receiving transfusions or taking a drug that stimulates the production of red blood cells to improve their stamina.
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"After Mnuchin bragged about Trump's stamina and overall fitness, Allen asked, "Given his diet and exercise, how does he pull that off?
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One wonders about the stamina and vulnerability of our own democratic institutions through such a lens, in such a time as ours.
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Posture replaces stamina from past games—which means that neither you nor your foes need to hold back on attacks or dodges.
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With regard to the hypocrisy of federal medical marijuana policy, however, it is worth summoning the stamina to relentlessly present the facts.
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That's a thing, by the way: you can climb on pretty much anything so long as there's juice in your stamina meter.
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"They remind me a little bit of Hillary: No energy, no stamina, no strength!" he said of the protesters at one point.
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But with that in mind, few of us have the petty stamina to keep it going for almost half of a century.
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"My mom's breath didn't have the stamina to make it any more," Monica told CNN, saying her mom died around 7 a.m.
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Clinton and her supporters have dismissed such questions about her health and her stamina as the stuff of conspiracy theorists for years.
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But the F-35s aboard American, British and Italian carriers, designed more for stealth than stamina, can reach nowhere near as far.
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Some buyers do wish that an extra small was offered, but otherwise found the Stamina comfortable, and like that it washes well.
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He said that when he returns, he will be on a minutes restriction as he works on regaining his footing and stamina.
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Wambach, who recently retired from the U.S. national soccer team, touted the former secretary of State as "smart" and praised her stamina.
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"He tried to change from looks to stamina, but this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs," Mrs.
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Both singers have had to publicly reckon with complex pasts, and been subject to sexist commentaries on their stamina, talent, and authenticity.
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Pre-workout supplements, intended to boost energy, strength, or stamina, are popular fitness products that can come in powder and beverage forms.
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In 1988, when he was 50, an interviewer from The Paris Review asked him if he was beginning to lose his stamina.
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"They're definitely making London the most exciting place musically for me," he tells me, marveling at their peak-time, full throttle stamina.
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You don't have the longest attention span, but Mars in Taurus will give you the stamina you need to earn your riches.
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Testosterone has also gained a lot of attention in the past few years as a way to improve sexual stamina and performance.
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To pull off a restrained product like Hollywood requires a filmmaker's understanding of nonverbal communication and the mental stamina of a psychiatrist.
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You have so many different things you have to be able to do, and I don't believe that Hillary has the stamina.
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For the Whitney retrospective, Mr. Kosugi, then in his late 70s, was an active participant, displaying a stamina that impressed Mr. Sanders.
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It takes will and stamina to brave the lines that can start at the store entrance, or even in the parking lot.
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"I loved the fact that it combines physical stamina—just being able to take punishment—as well as technical knowledge," he said.
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Biden, 76, has also faced questions about his age and whether he has the stamina for a lengthy and taxing presidential race.
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For each day, you'll do a combination of jump roping and planks, but the overall goal is to build stamina and endurance.
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That leaves a colt with a grinding style and the stamina to last a mile and a half at a huge price.
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So did the stamina of Americans who insisted that Barack Obama was born abroad — and who were egged on by Donald Trump.
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Last week, at age 98, Judge Weinstein announced his retirement, saying he no longer had the stamina to perform his daily duties.
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Before his emergency surgery, Sanders kept a breakneck campaign schedule and bristled at questions about his formerly raspy voice and his stamina.
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But the show's challenges to contemplation and stamina turn out to intensify a deep, and deepening, sense of the artist's singular powers.
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"Hillary Clinton does not have the stamina … does not have the strength to be president," Trump said on CNN earlier this month.
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"Public welfare, domestic business stamina, maintenance of the global industrial chain, and other factors were considered when deciding each countermeasure," it said.
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It involves three rounds designed to test the guys' endurance, stamina, and spurt to see if they're ready for the big screen.
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On the other side of the equation, patients raved about newfound energy and stamina, and the way joint and back pain disappeared.
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While rigorous practice lends itself to improved stamina and a better backhand, "tennis being tennis, you learn mostly about yourself," he writes.
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In fact, this Spike Lee hit has had serious stamina all season, showing up in the nominations list for nearly every guild.
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Skelton, a forty-eight-year-old Australian, has the musical intelligence to undertake the part and the physical stamina to survive it.
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You have so many different things, you have to be able to do, and I don't believe that Hillary has the stamina.
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He said he was within a day of letting the others advance on the summit without him when his stamina markedly improved.
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"Maybe that's where I developed my stamina," he wrote in "Hondo: Celtic Man in Motion," a 1977 autobiography written with Bob Ryan.
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Other non-camera-focused modules could include batteries to expand the handset's stamina, or extra RAM or storage, according to RED's patents.
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But it's clear to Charlotte, as to everyone, that Branwell would never have the stamina or the willpower to write a novel.
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I want to pursue those ideals, but sometimes I'm not sure I have the stamina or self-confidence; I'm scared of everything.
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Her violent daydreams leak out into her real-life interactions, eventually testing the loyalty, weirdo tolerance, and physical stamina of everyone around her.
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But will the fierce fighter have the stamina, and the wherewithal, to get through the Inquisition without making a single Monty Python joke?
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" Just one day after the first injection, he reported increased physical stamina, "facility of intellectual labour," and a markedly longer "jet of urine.
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As for the 87-year-old Plummer ... he's shooting in Tivoli, Italy, so we're guessing he'll carbo-load to keep up his stamina.
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It's a story championing the strength, stamina, and perseverance of women doing a job that most have never given a second thought to.
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Link gets more health and stamina as you progress, and you can acquire stronger weapons and armor, but he never gets stronger himself.
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It was hard and I was out of breath but I kept it up and then I was able to build my stamina.
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Do you have the stamina, focus and coding chops it takes to create something awesome out of nothing in less than 0003 hours?
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You Aries people think you have stamina for everything, but you're only human even though your constellation is a winged ram (so cool)!
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For his part, Trump has embodied the "alpha male," trouncing his 16 primary opponents by knocking them over their stature and their stamina.
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They have inhuman stamina and are even better at performing repetitive tasks, like fraudulently voting in polls or posting political propaganda to Twitter.
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Lack of coordination was the number one cause respondents reported for their injuries, followed by lack of flexibility, and then lack of stamina.
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This stamina is a crucial part of the performance for the artist, who sees the work as an exploration of his own solitude.
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He struggles on the scale before the bout, he fights sluggishly, and his heralded punching power and surprisingly decent stamina have completely vanished.
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This technique helps to realign your posture, bring your ribs down and therefore give your lungs more room to breathe - increasing your stamina.
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But unlike their famous gamma-radiated movie cousin, the Hulk, these guys may not have the strength or stamina to do their jobs.
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The House minority leader said Friday that Trump may simply lack the curiosity, discipline and stamina to be a competent commander in chief.
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Another key moment of the night was when Trump tried to belittle her by saying she didn't have the stamina to be President.
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The phone can last a full day, but if you're looking for more stamina, there are tons of other phones with larger batteries.
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What Flair had was an uncanny sense of pacing, which, paired with his stamina, meant he could tease long matches out into classics.
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He could have cited his stamina; this was the deepest Harvey had pitched since the final game of the World Series last November.
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By "heart" we don't mean technical skill, nor even unusual strength and stamina and ambition; by "heart" we mean something like spiritual character.
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From the start, Trump sought to make Clinton's stamina and endurance -- both code words for her overall health -- an issue in the campaign.
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Blocking reduces the stamina meter, and a well timed parry will eliminate it, opening an enemy up to be killed in one hit.
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Collins said he wanted to know what kind of stamina deGrom had before deciding whether to allow him to start against the Braves.
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They have to have last-minute stamina, they have to be a little faster, they have to have the skill and the will.
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"It wasn't until close to dawn that my mom's breath didn't have the stamina to make it any more," Monica Ocon told CNN.
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"I'm curiously watching the behavior of Donald Trump, because he's always projecting," Pelosi said, noting his attacks on Hillary Clinton's stamina and temperament.
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It's a sport that requires incredible stamina – a trait assisted by an abundance of red blood cells, which carry oxygen to the muscles.
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Mephedrone, which had broken onto the UK drug scene only a few years before chemsex took off, is the super cheap stamina aid.
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He then talked about a much smaller bird, one that didn't have the majesty of the eagle or the stamina of a goose.
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In that race, Dewey's campaign sounded a theme that has been revisited by Mr. Trump: questioning the health and stamina of his rival.
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Increasing mobility and stamina came first, followed by catching the ball down low and learning to work out of double and triple teams.
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On race day, May 23, 1964, she had the stamina to catch up to some of the men in the last few miles.
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But Lighthizer is different — he has an eye for details, stamina as a bargainer, and convictions that have remained fairly consistent for decades.
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The classes are suitable for any level (you don't need to be flexible to try them), and emphasize stamina and full-body strength.
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With improved speed and stamina, she is able to stay in points longer, forcing errors rather than going for winners because of fatigue.
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The woman is Piper, but here she could pass for your grandmother if only your grandmother possessed inordinate amounts of rhythm and stamina.
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Each flap consumes a chunk of your climbing stamina, while not providing as much height as you could have gotten just from climbing.
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Hoppert: The sire of this third-place Preakness finisher is Curlin, who had stamina and speed, and his dam is Temptress, by Tapit.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) helped lighten the tone after a harsh line of questioning from Franken, praising Gorsuch's stamina over hours of questioning.
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I was told that it contains a combination of herbal supplements that promise to do things like enhance natural beauty, energy, and stamina.
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I don't possess the stamina for the sort of vigilance necessary to stay cognizant of everything he's doing, nor do I wish to.
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While there are few doubts about Thiem's stamina, he will head into the match after eight hours of slog against Nadal and Zverev.
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The Stamina 1690 Power Tower allows you to perform platform push-ups, sit-ups, knee and leg raises, dips, pull-ups, and more.
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The man rarely leaves the stage — stamina-wise, it's exhausting — as he undergoes a kind of journey or, more aptly, experiences a dream.
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"She was in many regards a pioneer consciously or unconsciously — the epitome of grace and moral stamina," Ms. Anawalt said in an email.
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"She was in many regards a pioneer consciously or unconsciously — the epitome of grace and moral stamina," Ms. Anawalt said in an email.
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Biden is the race's front-runner, but has looked shaky on the debate stage, which has raised questions about his age and stamina.
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SteelSeries says it has up to 24 hours of battery life, though I'll admit that I'd never have the stamina to test that.
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Speed climbers and boulderers, who often lack stamina, may fall early from a lead route; some lead specialists may struggle with difficult boulders.
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Representative Dwight Evans of Pennsylvania also released a letter, praising Ms. Pelosi's "stamina" and crediting her with holding Democrats together on critical issues.
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Still, "if you have some vision and you have the stamina for a gut renovation, you are getting a deal," Ms. Larson said.
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"Importantly, she also lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on ISIS and all of the many adversaries we face," he said.
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Yeah. It was essentially the first flagship product that we had, which is a daily nootropic that's good for memory, stamina, new information.
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But he's still only 24 years old, with the stamina and shooting chops to potentially become a more dynamic version of J.J. Redick.
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The difference is that Fire Emblem Heroes has learned from the lessons of earlier free-to-play titles and seems to respect my time, with the developers doubling stamina, lowering costs of in-game actions, and recently, removing stamina requirements entirely for most of the game's tougher battles, letting users try to solve the maps as many times as they want.
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Many internet commenters argued, however, that stamina is a code word for masculinity, and cast Trump's attack as an invocation of traditional gender norms.
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Although my strength and stamina have increased, I am not yet able to do much dancing, walking, or standing for long periods of time.
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Through the period of 90 days, we will strengthen, lengthen and shape our muscles, burn calories, lose weight and develop agility, stamina and flexibility.
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But the American military also displayed its concern on Wednesday about the adequacy and stamina of the multinational effort to defeat the Islamic State.
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Not only does it take months and months to train, including practice runs and stamina building, but it also takes a lot of courage.
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These drugs, along with crystal meth, have become associated with chemsex due to their ability to induce heightened arousal, sexual stamina, and reduce inhibition.
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Trump has repeatedly said that Clinton "doesn't have the stamina" to be president, a charge he repeated at the first presidential debate last month.
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Skivington, who has a young son, said adjusting to the hours and the physical stamina needed for performing were among the initial biggest challenges.
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Her Republican rivals have already questioned Clinton's physical fitness and last month, Trump said she lacked "mental and physical stamina" to serve as president.
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An undertaking requiring enormous physical strength and stamina, Mr. Worsley's final journey was "a feat of endurance never before achieved," as he described it.
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The G Plus robot can carry multiple packages of different sizes, and it has extended stamina to travel longer distances compared to its predecessors.
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Being at top for so long isn't just an incredible achievement in terms of focus and success, it's also an incredible feat of stamina.
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The flexible sensors and smart box work in tandem and allow the bra to measure things like your heart rate, breathing rate, and stamina.
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For unknown reasons, Biden was caught flat-footed by Harris in the first debate, giving rise to new questions about his age and stamina.
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He suffered a stroke in 2012 that limited his movement and speech, "but he characteristically battled back with courage and stamina," the statement said.
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Young constantly battles to prevent his stamina from dropping too low, needing to graze between meals to avoid collapsing from dangerously low energy levels.
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I saw that building my physical stamina would not only help me make it through the Beep Test but perform better on stage, too.
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According to study author Jennifer Kraschnewski, MD, weight lifting not only strengthens muscles, which helps with stamina and balance, it also increases bone density.
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The Iowa state fair with its deep fried cherry pies and bacon-wrapped riblets is a test of the most seasoned politicians' culinary stamina.
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Sleeping will also become way more essential, as too long without sleep and your magicka, stamina and the effectiveness of potions will also decline.
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However, the biggest stamina killer without most people knowing is the fact that holding down the block button is detrimental to your fuel tank.
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One of the risks of motion control gaming is that it's harder for people with less real-world stamina, dexterity, or breadth of motion.
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In 2004, Rick Segal, a father of four living in Rye, N.Y., found his stamina inexplicably failing him as he did his regular runs.
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By rough estimates, only about fifty of the original party members (presumably those with the best D&D stamina stats) survived the whole competition.
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It's takes a lot of physical strength and stamina to get through an intense action scene without getting hurt (and while still looking cool).
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Creatine MalateBound with malic acid, another organic acid commonly found in fruit, there's some evidence that malic acid alone might help to improve stamina.
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The Sweaty Betty Stamina is on the more expensive side, but its multi-use functionality does help justify the price, as do its features.
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The campaign later revealed a pneumonia diagnosis, which took her off the campaign trail for days and allowed Trump to further question her stamina.
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The tennis season spans ten months of the year and demands stamina on a different scale than is required to win a few matches.
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Penn moved his head better than anyone of his era, but a couple of good blows to the tummy and his stamina would suffer.
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Appearing before the media after the upset win, the UFC featherweight champion pointed to a lack of stamina as the reason behind his downfall.
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Drugs that were used could increase red blood cell count, increase stamina and endurance, relieve pain and reduce joint inflammation, according to the indictment.
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While the dancers' strength and stamina are admirable, Mr. Preljocaj's scenes of aestheticized violence are less so, more stunt-like than transporting or transgressive.
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It was only then that he realized the stamina it would require to get through the eight-minute ballet's gauntlet of high-flying moves.
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The last several days have been a reminder of Ms. Merkel's storied stamina, proven in countless crisis summits during her 903 years in office.
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Now only do they need to master the English language's chaotic spelling system, they must back up the preparation with stamina and intense concentration.
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Though the antibiotic helped with the acute symptoms, it took months before he had the stamina to resume his usual patient load at work.
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These feathers act like Link's stamina bar in Breath of the Wild: the more you have, the more you can climb before tiring out.
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Zagitova became the second-youngest women's skater to win Olympic gold with a program of shrewd design, remarkable stamina, precise jumping and youthful certainty.
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She must provide her best, most conscientious care, but she can't afford to offer emotional involvement — she needs to guard her own spiritual stamina.
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It's almost unheard-of for a pop soprano in her 70s to surpass her younger self in stamina, precision of intonation and vocal command.
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The big thing I focus on, beyond their ability to think and to be the best at what they do in advertising, is stamina.
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Kellyanne Conway can flail her way through television confrontations 24/7 and still have the stamina to lose to the Teletubbies on Saturday morning.
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Williamson is surely aspiring to reach similar heights in his professional career, but he&aposll have to get healthy and improve his stamina first.
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Trump and Clinton and their key advisers, who like to emphasize their stamina, were kids when Nixon, then forty-seven, debated Kennedy, forty-three.
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History has proven that our Constitution is a resilient document if the people and their representatives have the will and stamina to right things.
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According to an email obtained by the Columbus Dispatch, employees often had to move back and forth between the buildings, reducing efficiency and stamina.
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I didn't think I had the intellectual stamina for it, so I decided to be a fashion designer, because that was frivolous and easy.
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But even as Arab and Muslim leaders across the Middle East condemned Mr. Trump's announcement, doubts were raised about the stamina of the anger.
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Claiming a gender identity isn't the end of figuring yourself out and the next steps will require bravery and stamina, both mental and physical.
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She says Nelson, who died in 2013, told her that Prince's stamina had nothing to do with "angel food" and everything to do with narcotics.
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Not quite the cyborg super soldiers we've come to expect from Metroid or Halo, but increasing stamina can be crucial differences in high pressure environments.
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It was also notable in light of his attempts to make an issue of Clinton's health and "stamina" – something he questioned again on Monday night.
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I like that you speak of "explosiveness" and the need for "stamina" because this chaotic turn in consciousness is a powerful force to reckon with.
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A hot job market makes it easier to find a job, but the interview process can still be long and require a lot of stamina.
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I don't have enough emotional stamina to detail T.Y.I.F. now, but eventually it was nine years later and we had more or less moved on.
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You've probably seen these before — over-the-counter sexual enhancement supplements with bizarre names and packaging, promising everything from a bigger penis to increased stamina.
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Isometric exercises are done in a static position with simple techniques that can help build muscle, increase stamina, and decrease blood pressure and body fat.
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A horse that likes you will run faster, be less easily spooked, have more stamina, and be able to hear your whistle from farther away.
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The first lady -- who never mentioned the Republican nominee by name -- also defended Clinton's stamina and toughness, which have been brought into question by Trump.
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Sony's Compact phones are known for their stamina — the Z23 Compact had a battery that could last up to three days — so I am hopeful.
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But what shocked us more than her impressive stamina, was her head-turning outfit parade, as she changed four times in less than 12 hours.
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In studies on conditioned athletes, consuming caffeine before a workout has been shown to improve speed and stamina, as well as boost strength and power.
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Educated professionals had enough close contact with workers to respect the skill and stamina involved in what economists now call "routine" or "semi-skilled" labor.
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Advocates claim the fungus helps with oxygen uptake, stamina (on the field and in the bedroom) and recovery — not to mention boasts anti-cancer properties.
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There are plenty of reasons to dislike running: It requires stamina, it makes you poop, it's hard on your muscles, and it can be boring.
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At 2,400 meters (7,900 feet), the altitude makes Iten an ideal location for established middle- and long-distance racers to build their endurance and stamina.
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From the time I was diagnosed with IgA nephropathy [in 1996] to the time I started dialysis, my strength and stamina went down and down.
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It's not interested in taking what a player already has, and that translates to way less grinding (and stamina) needed to fill out a closet.
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However, if you desire more stamina because, say, longer penetration helps your partner reach orgasm, then you've got a good reason to explore your options.
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Along with drinking a lot of water, exercise because it keeps your stamina and endorphin levels high and it gives you a lot of energy.
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With all of that said, for guys who are distressed about their sexual stamina, this new research suggests that delay sprays may be worth considering.
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Low stamina not only slows you down as a fighter, but it also puts you in a whole world of bother when on the defensive.
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To test both my stamina and the SC17's mobility, I took it on a trip back to Bulgaria at the start of this month.
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Each Shrine you unlock adds a fast travel location, and completing one earns you the currency needed to obtain more stamina bars and heart containers.
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It's because of the charred remnants of the old Senate tradition, still called the "filibuster," long after the requirement to demonstrate rhetorical stamina was eliminated.
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"It wasn't until close to dawn that my mom's breath didn't have the stamina to make it any more," their daughter, Monica Ocon, told CNN.
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And carb cycling has been gaining traction among recreational athletes who want to reach their fitness goals, have more stamina or simply eat more carbs.
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And because he needed to end points before his stamina flagged, he developed the first-strike, attacking style that is the hallmark of his game.
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Trump spent the general election doing much of the same with "Crooked" Hillary Clinton, insisting that she lacked the stamina and brainpower to be president.
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They jump through the tires, holding the ball out, elbows locked, to gain the stamina to extend their arms on defense for an entire game.
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The Necks explore motion within stasis and freedom within boundaries, applying detailed, subtle virtuosity and the stamina of nonstop playing to summon a rapturous concentration.
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He is hardworking, possesses great energy and stamina, and is rumored to be a "short sleeper" (someone who constitutionally requires less sleep than their peers).
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Even though these plays don't directly involve James, they function as steady jabs to his midsection—they sap his stamina and make him look human.
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And now, I know it also takes buckets full of grit, perseverance, resilience, emotional and physical stamina, and risk taking to the point of craziness.
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On Wednesday, warrior Mars enters free-spirited Aquarius, which rules the partnerships sector of your chart, giving you stamina to evolve with whomever you choose.
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McGregor's move to a higher weight class was was a lesson in physics, learning about how to pack energy and stamina into the extra bulk.
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Even the way Trump talks about her, that she doesn't have the stamina to be president — Well, he said the same thing about Jeb Bush.
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Noah, meanwhile, is still trying to summon some of his old stamina after missing much of the past two seasons with knee and shoulder injuries.
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He continues to be one of the most sought-after tenors with the stamina and heft for Wagner and the ardent warmth for Italian opera.
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It's a given that the successful candidate will have to be an expert traveler, with the stamina to spend a full year navigating the world.
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His latest, "Fall; or, Dodge in Hell," is another piece of evidence in the anti-Matrix case: a staggering feat of imagination, intelligence and stamina.
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But Mr. Netanyahu proved once again that his talents, stamina and willingness to do what it takes to win are all unmatched in Israeli politics.
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I began to question my lack of political stamina, my will, my occasional paralysis over even writing, and was riddled with a sense of defeat.
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Tsurenko seemed to favor her left leg at points during the match and did not appear to have the stamina left to hang with Osaka.
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Her stamina and muscle structure have largely returned, she said, and although she is still not fully fit, she has gotten close enough to play.
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And what we showed in an experiment published in 2017 was that these vigorous displays, they're actually very energetically demanding and deplete a male's stamina.
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Then Medvedeva broke a bone in her right foot last fall, missed training time and two important competitions and perhaps never fully regaining her stamina.
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Busywork can be a sign you need a rest; when your mental stamina is low, your mind gravitates to the easiest thing on your plate.
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Trainer: Steve Asmussen Jockey: Ricardo Santana Jr. Odds: 12-1 Drape: He finished big in Baltimore and offers a pedigree that is long on stamina.
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So the singer also incorporates HIIT and strength intervals into her routine to increase endurance and stamina, according to Kaiser in an interview with PopSugar.
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"The stamina that they have—even bending my neck like that I'd get whiplash!" she said, before excusing herself to finish Opening Ceremony's 2017 budgets.
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Fighting Fantasy was a series of more than 50 tomes that added the Dungeons & Dragons elements of dice and character scores (for skill, stamina, luck).
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Breath of the Wild tells you up front that Shrines — mini-dungeon puzzles that help you boost your stamina and health — are fast travel points.
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Temtem also changes the flow of battle with an added stamina bar, which means you can't just spam the same move over and over again.
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Stamina believes the stock, which became public in June 2018, has the potential to double in three years, driven by a 35% increase in revenue.
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Not enough of them did, and at Monday's news conference, he seemed to steal a page from Trump's playbook and take issue with her stamina.
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"Prior to the assault Mr. Pratt was a renowned musician who relied heavily on wrist stamina, dexterity, memory and concentration to perform," court documents state.
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Tim Ryan, another Democrat in the 2020 race, recently said he didn't believe the former vice president has the stamina to beat Trump, Bloomberg reported.
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GC: And I-, and I am very positive on the fact that you have good health, and you have the stamina to continue leading. [Laughter].
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So, if you are looking to get laid or need the stamina to sort through important financial documents concerning shared resources, Mars has your back.
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The extra special ones had illustrations, and if you've got the stamina, you can see about 250 examples of them in three locations around Boston.
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Pitchers who have had Tommy John surgery sometimes struggle in their first year back and then get stronger in Year 2, having regained stamina and confidence.
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But if the low-cost carrier decides to fly to other European cities such as Brussels or Amsterdam, it will need a plane with more stamina.
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We have to have ideas, real answers to challenges that people are facing because we have to have the political capacity and staying power and stamina.
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" He adds, "If I achieve anything, I hope that it may be the stamina to remain in this place and to share what has been seen.
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It would take forever to list all the games where eating or drinking something provides some sort of benefit to the player-character's stamina or vitality.
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Its large 3,505mAh battery should provide a lot of stamina between charges, which is important for the business-focused user that the phone is designed for.
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He has raised questions about her stamina, reprising a tactic from the Republican primary campaign when he derided rival Jeb Bush as a "low-energy" candidate.
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Acer appears to be positioning the smartwatch as a stylish, fitness-oriented device that can monitor heart rate, stamina, stress / fatigue levels, and UV ray exposure.
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A game at altitude is tough enough when fully healthy, but the thin air can be harder for a player trying to get his stamina back.
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Trump & Miss Universe By Theodore Schleifer, CNN Clinton parried a claim from Trump about her "stamina" by pointing to Trump's history of uncouth remarks about women.
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If you happen to catch them slipping and sneak a hit in, you'll do real damage, which makes it harder for them to recover their stamina.
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"She's sleeping so beautifully," Trump said, picking up on his repeated suggestions during the campaign that Clinton lacks the "strength and stamina" to serve as president.
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After a strong performance early in the debate, Trump suddenly lost his stamina and physical and mental strength while Clinton seemed strong, self-assured and composed.
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In both situations, the candidate works hard to prepare, she has to improve herself physically, work to increase her stamina, and participates in mock debates/interviews.
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Their findings suggest that delay sprays not only have the potential to increase men's sexual stamina, but also to improve the sexual experience for both partners.
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As in the above gif, Brock Lesnar's stamina bar on the top right of the screen is constantly being drained despite him not throwing a punch.
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A year before the presidential election in 2016, Harold Bornstein wrote that Trump had "extraordinary" physical strength and stamina, as well as "astonishingly excellent" blood pressure.
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"Maybe [it is] one of the reasons I'm so healthy and I have so much stamina and endurance out there today," she told NPR last January.
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Clinton ticked off some highlights of her tenure as secretary of state, saying Mr. Trump "can talk to me about stamina" when he accomplishes as much.
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"San Andreas" allowed for more personalization than prior "GTA" games, letting players personalize their character's appearance and manage their weight and stamina with meals and exercise.
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Plus, Mars in Virgo gives you the stamina to connect all night and Venus in Virgo makes it so that your intellectual connections are especially inspiring.
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Instagram doesn't show ads in Explore, but tap-to-advance could save your thumb stamina for more feed and Stories viewing where it does earn money.
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It was used to boost the stamina of Soviet troops fighting at high altitudes in Afghanistan in the 1980s, Kalvins told a Latvian newspaper in 2009.
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I think the younger kids had more stamina and energy to do 19 hours then get up and do it all again on two hours' sleep.
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His vigor, joy and stamina were evident that day as he greeted players and fans, signed autographs and ran up the steps of the visitors' dugout.
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This second session went on for two hours, meaning Putin had hardly drawn breath for almost four hours, yet he seemed to have stamina for more.
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I could admire the pictures on the stage and the stamina of the actors who made them, but the story and its themes kept eluding me.
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It should have been obvious: She has the progressive vision and drive, the willingness to go tweet-to-tweet with the president, and that boundless stamina.
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Andres Iniesta, who is still almost as good as he's always been but rarely has the stamina for a full game anymore, goes off for Koke.
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These are the months where nights out stop being short bursts in sweaty rooms and instead become leisurely, three-day long exercises in bank-holiday stamina.
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The new contract includes a plan to screen teachers for various personality traits and stamina to teach in the city's public schools before they start work.
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On their hunt for just under 28 hidden checkpoints, they will rely on map and compass skills, as well as driving prowess, physical stamina and more.
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Two weeks after he had a heart attack, Senator Bernie Sanders fielded a direct question about how he would convince voters of his strength and stamina.
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His age is against him, but his ability to conjure shots that other players can only dream of endures, as does his incredible athleticism and stamina.
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Many started to wonder whether a 78-year-old man had the stamina to campaign for another year, much less to lead America in his 80s.
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But first I had to grieve what I lost — my practice, my stamina, my ability to multitask — before I could move on and embrace what remained.
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Senate Democrats have already displayed their stamina once this week: They spoke on the floor in defense of the law until past midnight on Monday night.
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If all goes well, Duffy could begin a minor league rehab assignment at the end of next week to build up his pitch count and stamina.
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It's often thought that actors who are the right age to play Lear don't possess the stamina for it, but such thoughts are quickly quelled here.
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Clay Hilley brought vocal heft, clarion sound and stamina to the role, though there were stretches where his voice sounded strained, understandably so, given the demands.
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Like generations of everyday politicians before and since, Plunkitt believed reformers didn't have the stamina or commitment to stay in the fight until the final bell.
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Most observers, left and right, have not really questioned the mental stamina of Sanders (78) or Elizabeth Warren (70), even if they disagree with their policies.
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The free tickets and business-class flights soon became a footnote to the stamina and confidence she acquired as basketball consumed her days from 8 a.m.
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Bryan Hymel, who sang Arnold at the Met, had the necessary stamina, cleanly hitting his high notes, although his tone was at first narrow and pinched.
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Sanders is more than fit enough to pursue vigorous activities and an occupation that requires stamina and an ability to handle a great deal of stress.
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Either way, I know I'm not alone because in The Political Machine Carson's biggest flaw is his low stamina rating, a pitiful 4 out of 10.
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And despite a slight crack in his voice as he spoke at the fundraising dinner Thursday, Sanders showed pretty good stamina on the trail this week.
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In case you need to counter any mansplaining at the gym: A new study found that women have more stamina than men when it comes to exercise.
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The beer was loaded with nutrients and was consumed as a staple by workers in the Giza plateau for the necessary stamina required to build a civilization.
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After a heart attack this month, Mr. Sanders faced a challenge in convincing voters that he had the stamina to run both a campaign and the country.
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Another student who spoke on the panel told the newspaper she no longer has the emotional stamina to deal with the "ignorant, racist, privileged folks" on campus.
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If you focus on human abilities like gun modification and stamina, as I did, late-game fights also aren't as satisfying or well-paced as earlier ones.
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I don't have the stamina that I had before, so I'm taking it a little easy — not working out and going on long walks with the dogs.
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Capcom is giving a buff to Akuma in the next update, bumping his stamina from 875 to 900 to hopefully give Akuma players a bit more confidence.
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There's also a stamina system involving hearts, and once these run out, you'll have to wait for them to replenish or pay money to purchase more hearts.
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But although he has the freshness of a newcomer, Mr Gabbay has yet to prove he has the stamina or skill to take on the prime minister.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the narrator says in the ad, as foreboding music plays in the background.
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In the first debate, Trump questioned Clinton's "stamina," an allusion to her taking time away from the campaign trail to recover from pneumonia a few weeks prior.
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"He tried to switch from looks to stamina, but this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs," Clinton said in response to Trump.
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For example, nearly half of respondents were willing to accept blood transfusions if the resulting impacts on strength, stamina, and speed matched a person's own peak ability.
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She then turns a corner and starts to sprint up the stairs, giving viewers a glimpse of Victoria's impressive stamina in heels and the stunning palace decor!
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This processor has been used in long-stamina phones before, most notably in 2016's Motorola Moto Z Play, and in BlackBerry's own KeyOne from last year.
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They had the toughness and stamina to fight for their career in a music industry that is programmed to grind up artists like so much street garbage.
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After largely staying away from commenting on Clinton's recent health episode, he took a swipe at his opponent's stamina at a rally in Canton, Ohio, Wednesday night.
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We didn't exactly have the stamina (or the time) to wait in line at Kylie's pop-ups, nor the cash to clothe ourselves in her pricy designs.
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"As soon as he travels to 112 countries and negotiates a peace deal, a ceasefire, he can talk to me about stamina," she said during Monday's debate.
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The progressive disorder has affected Cook's stamina and playing ability, and the agreement is for him to join the tour only when he feels up to it.
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Trump will likely continue to question Clinton's mental and physical stamina, in addition to discussing issues like the Clinton Foundation, private email server, and paid corporate speeches.
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But the way McCain sought to communicate his arguments confused Comey, members of the panel and much of the television audience, leading to questions about his stamina.
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It's manipulative either way, sure, but it showers players in so much premium currency that even refilling stamina or topping off coins doesn't require a real transaction.
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Vitality is then a metric of stamina, or how long a disaster victim can hold out in a temporary shelter, such as the top of a tree.
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For all of these guys who aren't satisfied with their sexual stamina, is there anything they can do to keep going, and going, and going before coming?
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Guys in this study reported lasting more than six minutes without the spray, which means they had totally normal sexual stamina (recall that average is 5.5 minutes).
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"I was trying to get some stamina for my tour," she adds, acknowledging just how many people she most definitely will blow away in the coming months.
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The craft cocktails (also Chaplin-themed) are on point, the Stamina Spicy ramen in particular is worth your attention, and the heated outdoor patio is dog-friendly.
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Atlante's stamina will depend partly on how Veneto's capital increase goes: if the fund chips in a lot, it will have less left over for bad loans.
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Once he began his studies, he decided that he wanted to be a surgeon, though he wasn't sure that he had the physical stamina the job requires.
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If the Senate refuses to abolish the last part of the filibuster, at least require senators to hold the floor as a test of their rhetorical stamina.
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Trump has repeatedly argued that Clinton lacks the physical strength and stamina necessary for the White House, which has often been backed by Infowars and similar sites.
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Clinton lacked the "stamina" to be president, a claim critics have described as sexist, and suggested that in the future he might raise Mr. Clinton's past indiscretions.
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Perhaps monkeys and humans just lose stamina with age, and maybe the monkeys are too tired to deal with relationships that are ambivalent or negative, she added.
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She made mistakes along the way, certainly — but she had the résumé, the qualifications, the stamina, and she didn't lash out when those things were questioned. Mrs.
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The Moon opposes Venus at 3:30 PM, bringing up insecurities, and connects with fighter Mars in Sagittarius at 4:10 PM, boosting our strength and stamina.
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Actually, there are many people who will have the same new idea almost simultaneously, but few have the ability or stamina to carry through on their idea.
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Over songs like "Stamina" and " Smooth Operator," Lean's signature raspy tone traverses through aggressive rap barbs to Patois-laden dancehall tunes, and sneaky interpolations of Sade hooks.
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You might not have the stamina to intern at Goldman Sachs, but that doesn't mean you can't benefit from the advice CEO Lloyd Blankfein gives his interns.
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Russian sports officials have called it a longstanding method to increase stamina and help athletes recover from training, disputing the notion that it gives an unfair advantage.
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In September, when McClatchy-Marist polled likely voters on which candidate "has the stamina to be president," it was responses from men that put Trump on top.
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While still a teenager, Ms. Nixon achieved an uncommon feat of Broadway stamina and masochism: racing between theaters each night to star in two productions at once.
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White clover makes for a good test species because it has already displayed the stamina to survive in climates from Norway to southern India, Dr. Johnson said.
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He would tell himself that instead of preparing for a show, he was building stamina; his show would be the day that he was no longer injured.
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I am learning, however slowly, that maintaining that level of mental stamina, that fever pitch of experience, is less a recipe for enlightenment, and more for exhaustion.
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But as critical as maintaining their stamina will be keeping their poise, something too many United States players failed to do in the loss to Costa Rica.
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That it was clearly a herculean effort requiring tremendous mental focus and physical stamina — you could sometimes hear him breathing heavily — made it all the more impressive.
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Hours after the violence in Iran, the Islamic State released its glossy, online magazine, directly challenging skeptics who have questioned the group's stamina as its territory shrinks.
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Sónar unites Spain's late-night culture with the euphoric stamina of fans of techno, house and other varieties of music that use machines to generate sweaty motion.
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But he still fell short -- even after heavy campaigning in the past week -- underscoring the uncertainty among Democratic voters over the former vice president's stamina against Trump.
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"I think both mine and Rose's minds are almost as good as they used to be, we just have limited capability on stamina and strength," he says.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Were you surprised at the physical and emotional stamina, artistry and athleticism needed to be a professional ballet dancer?
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And who has the political smarts, the stamina and security credentials to motivate the Likud base and broaden it to take votes away from the center right?
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And I realized also because I'm not a curator I just haven't got the stamina for it, so my eyes and brain would become so quickly exhausted.
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He now faces significant questions about his age and stamina at a moment when he consistently trails Mr. Biden and Senator Elizabeth Warren in many national polls.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has targeted a wide range of Democratic adversaries in interviews, Twitter posts and news conferences, doling out names and insults with an auctioneer's stamina.
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Mr. Miyazaki said he swam twice a week to maintain his health, and he underwent more physical testing than younger pilots — MRIs, electrocardiograms, treadmill tests for stamina.
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This reads cleanly on the internet (the book grew out of a BuzzFeed essay that went viral), but it doesn't lend stamina to a 250-page narrative.
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Clinton, who is still recovering from pneumonia, had said she'd release a more detailed medical report as Trump continued to question her stamina to serve as president.
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Scorpio is a fixed sign, which means you possess stamina and the will to persevere, but there is also potential for getting stuck in deep emotional ruts.
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The real estate mogul on Wednesday used his old tagline that Bush had "low energy" in the Republican presidential primary as a way to frame Clinton's stamina.
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Still, as a lifelong athlete, I saw childbirth, especially an unmedicated one, as the ultimate challenge of physical endurance, mental stamina and my ability to handle pain.
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