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He also for years wrote the university's citations for the honorary degrees awarded to luminaries at commencement exercises.
en.wikipedia.org Players must also ensure CJ eats to stay healthy and also exercises properly.
en.wikipedia.org For difficulties in the mouth and throat areas, treatments are generally focused on swallowing therapy, including exercises, and dietary changes.
en.wikipedia.org The transcribed researchers of dances were interpreted into steps and expression, thus, creating a stage presentation out of the repetitious classroom exercises.
en.wikipedia.org Trier combined her medical and Pilates experiences to develop various exercises and stretching techniques for dancers, many of which are still in use.
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