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The researchers also highlight betaine -- a metabolite produced in the kidney -- as an oral compound that can imitate many of the rejuvenating effects normally linked to physical activity.

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He said he hoped that the tax “would be an example for the world, to be imitated in many places.”

Guardiola is seen as changing the face of English football with a style of play that has been imitated by other managers across the country.

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There’s a lot of wacky odd-couple chemistry in their interactions; she was programmed to have, or at least imitate, human emotional intelligence, while he is more given to broad statements about being a fierce loner.

Instead, it is made from proteins that imitate those naturally responsible for guiding enamel formation early in life.

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