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Consume fresh broccoli within three days; after that, it'll start to become limp and no one wants that.

From Salon

Hogan still struggles with symptoms that include agonizing nerve pain and “spaghetti legs,’’ or limbs that suddenly become limp and unable to bear weight, a condition that also affects her 13-year-old son.

Chauvin had been holding Floyd’s left hand, handcuffed behind his back, and both body camera videos show Floyd’s fingers have become limp.

Plastic handcuffs were fitted to Mr Marshall but it was noticed he had become limp.

From BBC

It is called Celluloid, and from it collars, cuffs, and shirt-fronts are manufactured which resemble the finest and whitest linen, yet which never spot, never crush, never become limp, and never require washing, save as one would wash a china saucer, in a basin of clear water, using a fine soft towel for the drying process.

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

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