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muscle

noun as in large fibers of animal body

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noun as in power, influence

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Focusing on all those muscle groups eventually left the graduate transfer feeling stronger than ever.

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Proposition 50 has become a test of party muscle and a talisman of partisan faith and California has a lot more Democrats and Democrat-leaning independents than Republicans and GOP-leaning independents.

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China has muscled into industries from fine wines to designer handbags to luxury watches.

"The body measurement changes suggest that Steve's weight loss is a result of fat rather than muscle which is a positive result to see after such a long time in an energy deficit," she said.

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What’s clear is that Rogers Communications is willing to flex its muscle.

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