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    1. Campaign in a row, so I did a lot of physical exertion, but I'm always confident, because in the clay court I do not intend to lose any game.
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    2. During menstruation one has to lessen physical exertion including walking, dancing or heavy house-hold work. The body demands rest and relaxation and one needs to provide that.
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    3. These external pressures - such as sudden severe stress or physical exertion - can be a factor in up to 40 per cent of heart attacks.
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    4. Limited judicial intervention becomes necessary when the exertion of the autonomy is infracting the basic rights of the educates.
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    5. Skin may be hot and dry, although in heatstroke caused by exertion, the skin is usually moist.
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