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He had developed the famous "daily dozen," spread by phonograph and radio.

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Operagoers no longer will stand for three-ton tanks in the roles of innocent 15-year-old girls, or singers who stand in front of the prompter's box and do their daily dozen.

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Altman stores up energy by gobbling yogurt, Burnett is a yogist, and Bacall goes through a daily dozen of what she calls "lying down" exercises.

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He dresses with as much care as Hugh Walpole; but by a regular adherence to the rules of the daily dozen, his weight has remained that of a young man of grace and poise.

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In the morning an automatic timing device turns on the radio and wakes the Caldwells up to do their daily dozen; in the evening it turns the receiver off after they have gone to bed.

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