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"You need to see it in a larger perspective," says investigator Jonatan Tholin when I suggest these measures appear less than muscular: "This information can be used in our maritime surveillance."

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They’re bald like their leader, but more muscular—their muscles have muscles.

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The dark surface was offset with bronze accents, including bronze statues of muscular gods, forging the company’s primary products.

It is the administration’s fourth equity investment in critical minerals—the industry that has perhaps benefited most from the government’s muscular, profit-sharing approach to industrial policy.

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The rise in sickness is being driven by a "surge" in mental health issues among young people and muscular skeletal issues, aches and joint pain in older people that is leading them to leave work.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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