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But Ms. Black says her real heroine has always been Tina Turner: "If I could be someone else, that's who I'd want to be: wow, she IS empowerment!" MS. BLACK got her personal blueprint for empowerment -- and those youthful genes -- from her grandmother, who ran the house, managed two businesses, and maintained "a full head of red hair" almost until she died at 93.

He dedicated his life to healing patients and training psychoanalysts, and maintained a full-time practice in New York City until the age of 88.

That her husband is able to run a record label and maintain a full-time medical practice is no surprise to Mrs. Feldman, who describes him as "supremely organized and very passionate about the work he does in both fields".

As the fight finally took place, Sonnen quickly took the champion down in the first round and maintained a dominant position throughout, eventually gaining full mount while attacking with ground-and-pound.

Ken runs 3 miles on the beach or around Landfall every other day, golfs with two sons-in-law who are eager to visit and maintains a calendar full of venture capital and advisory meetings with companies all the way to his former New Jersey stomping grounds.

As a reformed workaholic, I have always had a tendency to be fully engaged throughout the day and usually maintain a full plate of faith, family and work-related activities.

During the renovations — expected to be completed in September 2011 — the academy will continue to host its evening roundtable discussion, "The Review Panel," and the school will maintain a full class schedule, both on the premises.

Amazing!" She told the website she works out only once or twice a week and maintains a healthy diet full of lean proteins and vegetables.

We speculate that patients with more symptomatic advanced cancers may have had more difficulty in maintaining a full bladder and therefore increased difficulty in maintaining a stable position during treatment.

He was able to maintain a full painless knee extension against gravity and walk without aids.

The play never moves beyond trivial carping and general hand-wringing about the difficulty of raising children and maintaining a marriage while working full time.