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The emitted light had more intensity in red wavelengths and less intensity in blue wavelengths, which is better for sleep and eye health, according to the researchers.

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On stage, the singer is normally a fireball of intensity, screaming punky anthems like Yuk Foo and commanding the spotlight with magnetic charisma.

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The town and farm life he’d lived in Pennsylvania governed his imagination with even more intensity than the suburban Massachusetts world in which he would spend his adulthood.

“He’s got to ratchet up his intensity and his toughness defensively.”

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If and when the injury heals, the Australia skipper would still need time to gradually increase the intensity of his bowling, a period which McDonald admitted would take at least four weeks.

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