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"But long term, it's unsustainable because your body will start to break down its tissue, and you'll shrink."

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Because betaine is considered safe and effective, it may be useful for people who cannot exercise regularly.

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Mr Wright said there would always be room for improvement because "this is not a binary thing that we're necessarily dealing with", and that it was now up to Ofcom to continue investigating and enforcing the law.

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"I just think it is purely because they don't want to play number nines now with the way the game is," Rooney said.

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Four years ago the Danish government planned to return around 200 refugees to Syria even while the civil war raged - because it said some parts of Damascus were safe.

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

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